EU unveils tech sovereignty package to cut reliance on US, Chinese suppliers
2026-06-07T20:51:55Z•70565ca236769e3de7ba3f0fce1e8c865391b270c44903ebe475b542985e89e3
App StoreAppleCISAChips Act 2.0Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA)EUFTCMax (Russia)PalantirRussiaShyam SankarX (Twitter)critical infrastructurecybersecurity policyenergy digitalizationextremist designationhacker groupsopen source strategyprivacy finesupply chaintech sovereignty
What happened
A batch of tech and security developments: the EU unveiled a “tech sovereignty” package including a Chips Act 2.0, a Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA), an Open Source Strategy, and an energy digitalization roadmap aimed at reducing reliance on US and Chinese suppliers; Apple removed Russia’s state-backed messaging app Max from its App Store; Shyam Sankar, Palantir’s CTO, is being considered to lead CISA; the FTC is weighing modifying or setting aside a $150M privacy penalty against X (formerly Twitter); and Russian authorities are seeking to label two anti-Kremlin hacker groups as ‘extremist
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