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US threatens Europe over Starlink restrictions

Ambassador Andrew Puzder warns about ‘devastating’ retaliation if Brussels goes ahead with plans to limit spectrum access for non-EU companies
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Andrew Puzder sits for an interview in front of United States and European Union flags.
"}],[{"start":71.05000000000001,"text":"The proposed changes are part of a broader push to strengthen Europe’s technological sovereignty. "}],[{"start":76.50000000000001,"text":"European policymakers are seeking to reduce their dependence on American technology amid concerns about the unpredictability of US President Donald Trump and the risk of relying on foreign companies for critical infrastructure."}],[{"start":89.05000000000001,"text":"The European Commission has introduced a Cloud and AI Development Act that would impose sovereignty requirements on providers of sensitive cloud services, while seeking to help European technology companies to scale up and provide alternatives to US tech companies. "}],[{"start":104.30000000000001,"text":"Puzder said he recognised Europe’s right to protect sensitive government information but warned against using legislation to favour domestic companies at the expense of American competitors. "}],[{"start":115.75000000000001,"text":"“If the purpose is to make United States less competitive, I think that that’s not a legitimate goal of this kind of legislation,” Puzder said. “You don’t make European companies more competitive by making US companies less competitive."}],[{"start":128.8,"text":"“We have best-in-class products in this area. They’re reliable products, they’re trusted products. We don’t need some kind of synchronised mediocrity.”"}],[{"start":137.8,"text":"The ambassador also questioned whether the EU’s enforcement of its Digital Markets Act, which seeks to curb the power of the world’s largest technology companies, was really aimed at improving competition or more at generating revenue for the European budget, given the multibillion-euro fines on American companies."}],[{"start":155.8,"text":"“You start to wonder, are we trying to deal with the competition in the digital marketplace or are we trying to generate revenue from American companies to benefit Europe?” "}],[{"start":165.45000000000002,"text":"Puzder argued Europe’s ambitions to strengthen its own tech industry risked being undermined by its regulatory approach and by discouraging investment from the American companies, as US tech companies are growing increasingly frustrated by the EU’s regulatory restrictions and fines."}],[{"start":181.45000000000002,"text":"Instead of seeking to curb the dominance of American companies, Brussels and Washington should join forces to compete with China in the race to develop AI, Puzder said, echoing comments from Trump that “the worst thing that could happen is that we lose this race to China”. "}],[{"start":198.00000000000003,"text":"The ambassador urged Europe “to let go of this regulatory mindset where they’re going to try and stop things because we’re in a race with China” — both on AI and on quantum computing. "}],[{"start":209.30000000000004,"text":"He said the US has the ingredients to win that race “but it’d be a lot easier if we were working with Europe instead of fighting Europe”."}],[{"start":217.05000000000004,"text":"The Commission said the proposal “incentivises the entry into the market and diversification of EU suppliers, while remaining open to non-EU operators”."}],[{"start":233.55000000000004,"text":""}]],"url":"https://audio.ftcn.net.cn/album/a_1792375371_6361.mp3"}

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