EU unveils tech sovereignty package to cut reliance on US, Chinese suppliers
2026-06-05T20:52:00Z•b098e22cbd3cb4e18a0c4becb15ae32376c26ec08b12fb52dae13b3ba78a56af
App StoreAppleCADACISAChips Act 2.0Cloud and AI Development ActEUFTCMax (messaging app)Open Source StrategyPalantirRussiaShyam SankarX (Twitter)critical infrastructurecybersecurity leadershipenergy digitalizationextremist designationgeopoliticshacker groupsprivacy enforcementregulationsupply-chain securitytech sovereigntyvendor diversification
What happened
Roundup of policy and cyber developments: the EU unveiled a tech-sovereignty package (Chips Act 2.0, Cloud and AI Development Act/CADA, Open Source Strategy, energy digitalization roadmap) to reduce reliance on US/Chinese suppliers and bolster supply-chain resilience. Apple removed Russia’s state-backed messaging app Max from the App Store. Russia is pursuing ‘extremist’ labels for two anti‑Kremlin hacker groups that have claimed attacks on critical infrastructure. In the U.S., Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar is a leading candidate to head CISA, and the FTC is re-evaluating a $150M privacy penalty‑/
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