Technology, Employment and Wellbeing

Issue 2025/9

Semiconductors

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24.03.2025 | Issue 09

The EU Needs a Mindset Switch to Compete in the Age of AI

by Riccardo Bosticco, PhD Researcher, Centre for Security, Diplomacy and Strategy, VUB

24.03.2025 | Issue 09

Complexities and Dependencies in the Global Semiconductor Value Chain

by Dorothee Hillrichs, IFO - Center for International Economics

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