Europe and the United States must deepen technological cooperation if they want to compete with China in artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure, and emerging technologies. That message dominated the EU-US Tech Agenda 2030 forum in Rome, where policymakers, diplomats, tech executives and analysts discussed how the West can avoid strategic dependence on Beijing.
Europe and the United States must deepen technological cooperation if they want to compete with China in artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure, and emerging technologies. That message dominated the EU-US Tech Agenda 2030 forum in Rome...
In this analysis, Roberto Baldoni, senior advisor on technology and cybersecurity policy to the Italian Ambassador to the United States, argues that the security of...
In this commentary, Anna Ascani, Vice President of the Italian Chamber of Deputies, warns that Europe risks falling behind the United States and China in the global race...
In this analysis, Giorgio Mulè, Vice President of the Italian Chamber of Deputies, argues that technology has become the strategic frontier shaping both economic prosperity and national security for democratic nations. The piece was originally...
In this article, Alessio Butti, Italy’s Undersecretary to the Prime Minister for Innovation, argues that the United States and Europe must build a pragmatic...
In this article, Alina Polyakova, President and CEO of the Center for European Policy Analysis, argues that the United States and Europe must urgently build a joint...
