Europe needs to build up its own digital infrastructure to reduce dependence on U.S. providers, but that does not mean turning away from them completely, Germany’s digital minister Karsten Wildberger told Reuters.
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EU need for 'digital sovereignty' does not mean protectionism, German minister says
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