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5G, AI, cybersecurity and renewable energy set for investment boost under EU coronavirus recovery plan

The European Commission is proposing to direct billions of euros of monetary reduction into top tech and inexperienced investments to lend a hand the bloc recuperate from the coronavirus disaster. Technologies comparable to 5G, AI, cloud, cybersecurity, supercomputing and renewable energy glance set to take pleasure in a €750BN pa…
The European Commission is proposing to direct billions of euros of financial relief into high tech and green investments to help the bloc recover from the coronavirus crisis. Technologies such as 5G, AI, cloud, cybersecurity, supercomputing and renewable energy look set to benefit from a €750BN pa…

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