Europeans want less dependence on foreign technologies, study finds

A recent study reveals that European citizens are increasingly pushing for less reliance on foreign technology and more on EU-controlled alternatives, driven by concerns over digital sovereignty and security. This shift indicates a potential change in consumer behavior, where Europeans are willing to pay more for technology that is domestically controlled. The implications are significant as it could reshape the European tech market, encouraging local innovation and reducing vulnerability to geopolitical tensions affecting foreign tech supply chains.