Strategies for Building Global Resilience
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Argues investors must back companies that rebuild critical sectors — semiconductors, energy, food, healthcare — even at suboptimal short‑term returns, because a reglobalization of critical supply chains is underway; AI is the scaling tool, with Mistral as European open‑source challenger and companies like Hing building air‑gapped defense AI platforms to earn national trust; calls for multi‑asset venture funding plus a calibrated AI Act. Early examples read as promising but still nascent; success requires continent‑level intentionality.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:48Resilience and investor relevance
- 3:15Geopolitics shaping resilience
- 5:00Europe’s tech progress and gaps
- 7:45Competitiveness and sovereignty
- 10:50European elections and tech outlook
- 12:57Building resilient companies
- 16:06Talent migration and commercialization
- 17:50Resilience as cooperation framework
- 19:12Speed versus endurance
- 21:41Europe’s 2040 resilience vision
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