#FIC2020 [P04 • Clip] Towards Europe's Digital Sovereignty?
Channel: Forum InCyber
Date: 14/02/2020

According to a report by French senators Longuet and Montaugé, the dramatic rise in digital technologies is questioning our defence, legal order, economic foundations, and tax and monetary system. To address such challenges and meet the growing needs of economies and societies undergoing a digital transformation, States need to define technological priorities and translate them into measures that can be implemented in the form of industrial policies. When well engineered, such an approach is even more necessary as it can help rebalance their economic, political and commercial situation, and, ultimately, their influence and visibility on the international stage. When it comes to digital technologies, Europe is indeed largely dependent on foreign technologies and storage and processing capacities, even though it is one of the largest producers of data.

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