The European Union has partnered with the United States in an initiative aimed at reducing reliance on Chinese artificial intelligence supply chains. Jacob Helberg, the architect of Pax Silica, highlighted to the Financial Times that this American-led group is expected to enhance innovation within the sector. The collaboration seeks to address vulnerabilities in the global AI supply chain and foster more robust and secure technological advancements.
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EU Joins US Initiative to Reduce Dependence on Chinese AI Supply Chains
Financial Times· Jacob Helberg· Thursday, June 25, 2026
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