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From dependency to resilience

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The brief summarises JRC scientific contributions that informed the Technological Sovereignty Package and underscores the broader challenge of reducing dependence on third‑country technologies across the digital ecosystem. It highlights the EU reliance on non‑EU semiconductor suppliers, the economic impact of recent chip shortages, and the need for an industrial strategy (embodied in the Package) to strengthen domestic supply chains, cloud infrastructure, open‑source solutions and overall digital resilience.

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  • Di Girolamo Francesca & Kotsev Alexander, 2026. "From dependency to resilience," JRC Research Reports JRC147104, Joint Research Centre.
    • Handle: RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc147104
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