Can Europe and Canada build a tech alliance to rival the US?
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If Europe and Canada can align around capital, compute, and regulation rather than just rhetoric, you get an alternative gravity well for AI and deep tech talent. For operators, this is less about geopolitics and more about where you can raise, hire, and deploy without being fully dependent on US platforms.
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