EU Technological Sovereignty and Its Limits

... to describe various forms of independence, autonomy, or control over digital technologies and content. However, this concept lends itself to different interpretations in scientific and political discourse. Some scholars believe that “technological sovereignty” can be interpreted as “the need for a country to develop or maintain autonomy with regard to key technologies, or to have the lowest possible level of structural dependence.” Others believe that it is about “the ability of a country (or a group of countries) to autonomously generate technological and scientific ...