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The European Commission wants governments to buy chips from EU startups as Brussels seeks to reduce the bloc's reliance on US and East Asian suppliers, Reutersreported, citing a document it has seen.

By Foo Yun Chee BRUSSELS, May 28 (Reuters) – The European Commission wants governments to buy chips made by EU startups as it seeks to reduce ​Europe’s reliance on U.S. and East Asian ‌products, a document seen by Reuters shows. The proposal, dubbed Chips Act 2.0, supplements the original Chips Act implemented three years ago, which has so far failed to achieve its goals to attract ‌advanced ​ma

BRUSSELS, May 28 (Reuters) - The European Commission wants governments to buy chips made by EU startups as it seeks to reduce Europe's reliance on U.S. and East Asian products, a document seen by Reuters shows. The proposal dubbed Chips Act 2.0 supplements the original Chips Act implemented three years ago, which has so far failed to achieve its ​goals of attracting advanced ​manufacturing and ⁠d

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