EU's Vestager: We Can't Depend on 'Very Few, Very Big' Chip Producers

The transcript discusses the investment in digital technologies over the next decade, emphasizing the need for private sector involvement due to market failures. It highlights the potential of European startups and the importance of diversifying the chip manufacturing supply chain. The conversation also touches on regulatory challenges faced by tech companies and their impact on democracy, with references to cases like Apple and Spotify. Additionally, it explores global cooperation on tech regulation and the ongoing discussions about global and EU digital taxation.

What is the expected investment in digital technologies over the next 10 years?

How does public investment relate to private investments in the context of digital technologies?

What amount is allocated for digital skills in the recovery and resilience plan?

What is the significance of creating a diversified supply chain for chip manufacturing?

What parallels can be drawn between the Apple payment restrictions case and the Spotify case?

How does the dialogue between the EU and the US influence technology regulation?

What are the implications of the G7 discussions on foreign subsidies for the EU?