EU Takes Action to Safeguard Sensitive Tech from Foreign Snooping
TL;DR
The European Union (EU) is set to evaluate and potentially tighten export controls on sensitive technology to China. Concerns over the risk of intellectual property theft and the potential use of such technology for military purposes have prompted the EU to reassess its current regulations. The assessment will focus on identifying key technologies that require stricter export controls, with the aim of protecting European companies and maintaining a level playing field in the global market.
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- EU to assess export controls on sensitive tech to China Financial Times
- European Union moves to shield sensitive tech from China DW (English)
- EU’s China ‘de-risking’ plan targets AI, semiconductors, quantum tech, biotech South China Morning Post
- EU to assess tech security risks and consider controls Reuters
- EU announces plans to better protect its sensitive technologies from foreign snooping The Associated Press
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