Panel: Realising the Future of European Computing from Research to Industry
summary
Europe has a draft Chips Act 2 draft that shifts from money-on-the-table to creating demand, pilot lines and a network of competence centers for training; open source strategy puts 2 billion euros into tooling and training and received 1,650 community responses. The continent lacks a conveyor belt from design to fab (ASML-level tooling exists but fabs and designers are scarce), junior engineers rise from ~3% to ~10% female enrollment, and prior crisis-era fast production (COVID, artillery shells) proves rapid industrial pivot is possible.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and panel setup
- 1:06Panelist introductions and roles
- 10:05European industrial strategy and sovereignty
- 23:04Open source and business models
- 31:12Talent shortage and gender gap
- 41:35Fabrication and manufacturing challenges
- 49:43Final statements and takeaways
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