The announcement of the $ 40 billion acquisition by Nvidia of the British technological nugget ARM Limited, until then owned by the Japanese Softbank, will once again have allowed Europe to stand out with its astonishing passivity, despite the big announcements in favor of European industrial sovereignty at the European Council. However, this acquisition with innumerable strategic and technological consequences is the deal of the year in tech and semiconductor circles. By Paul Clerc-Renaud, Foreign Trade Advisor for France in Hong Kong and Andre Loesekrug-Pietri, Executive Director of the Joint European Disruptive Initiative (JEDI).
The announcement of the $ 40 billion acquisition by Nvidia of the British technological nugget ARM Limited, until then owned by the Japanese Softbank, will once again have allowed Europe to stand out with its astonishing passivity, despite the big announcements in favor of European industrial sovereignty at the European Council. However, this acquisition with innumerable strategic and technological consequences is the deal of the year in tech and semiconductor circles. By Paul Clerc-Renaud, Foreign Trade Advisor for France in Hong Kong and Andre Loesekrug-Pietri, Executive Director of the Joint European Disruptive Initiative (JEDI).
