The EU and Japan are to collaborate on semiconductor research under a renewed digital drive.
The commitment coincides with the third Digital Partnership Council in Tokyo.
Alongside research, both parties are to enhance their efforts “to ensure semiconductor supply chain resilience through information exchange and early warning mechanisms”.
The partnership also extends to quantum computing and AI, online platforms, data governance, cybersecurity and submarine cables. A letter of intent will be signed on Tuesday (13 May) on quantum computing, to tackle issues such as energy sustainability.
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