EU in talks with Japanese over chips

Stefan Mileschin · 5th July 2023, 06:31

Teaming up on AI

The European Union is seeking closer cooperation with Japan in areas such as artificial intelligence to reduce reliance on China.

EU Commissioner Thierry Breton met with the Japanese government on Monday, with artificial intelligence "very high" on his agenda.

"I will engage with the Japanese government ... on how we can organise our digital space, including AI based on our shared value," Breton said.

Breton said there will be an EU-Japan Digital Partnership council to discuss areas including quantum and high-performance computing. The EU held a similar council with South Korea, in which the two sides agreed to cooperate on technologies such as AI and cybersecurity.

Partnerships with key Asian countries with promising technology sectors come as the EU looks to "de-risk" from China, This is slightly different from the US, which wants to decouple its economy from Beijing completely. Part of that EU strategy involves deepening the relationship with allied countries around technology.

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5th July 2023, 06:31	#1
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 148,769	EU in talks with Japanese over chips Teaming up on AI The European Union is seeking closer cooperation with Japan in areas such as artificial intelligence to reduce reliance on China. EU Commissioner Thierry Breton met with the Japanese government on Monday, with artificial intelligence "very high" on his agenda. "I will engage with the Japanese government ... on how we can organise our digital space, including AI based on our shared value," Breton said. Breton said there will be an EU-Japan Digital Partnership council to discuss areas including quantum and high-performance computing. The EU held a similar council with South Korea, in which the two sides agreed to cooperate on technologies such as AI and cybersecurity. Partnerships with key Asian countries with promising technology sectors come as the EU looks to "de-risk" from China, This is slightly different from the US, which wants to decouple its economy from Beijing completely. Part of that EU strategy involves deepening the relationship with allied countries around technology. https://fudzilla.com/news/57193-eu-i...ese-over-chips

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