Sovereignty and Competitiveness: Why EuroStack is Europe's Moment
summary
Argues for a pan‑European technology infrastructure called EuroStack backed by focused investment not diffuse grants, proposes seven pilot AI factories tied to regional supercomputers (LUMI and partners) to keep startups and models in Europe, and calls for at least €300 billion over a decade to close the scale gap with the US and China. Recommends sector bets on industrial AI, chips, secure cloud and space comms, plus pooled excellence centers and procurement to turn research into deployable products.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Europe's competitive status
- 1:31The innovation gap
- 3:27The Eurostack concept
- 5:42Implementing technological sovereignty
- 8:44Critique of execution
- 10:36Regulatory and industrial policy
- 14:24Strategic investment strategies
- 17:59Shifting toward solution mode
- 20:11Defending European interests
- 24:53Future outlook and ambition








