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Brussels functions as a regulatory hub for the digital economy and pushes for one European approach rather than 28 different national pieces of legislation on copyright and data protection, arguing that Europe must act collectively after Brexit criticism. Europe already has top research institutes and education, but the pipeline from ideas to products stalls because there is not enough capital flowing in; Silicon Valley is named as the model that connects talent to risk capital.
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