<p>➀ The European Union is planning to expand its computer chip industry support, including 'basic and traditional' semiconductors due to the region's strengths in these areas.</p><p>➁ The European Commission is discussing potential follow-up actions to the 'European Chips Act' introduced in April 2023, a €43 billion subsidy program aiming to increase Europe's share of the global chip market to 20% by 2030.</p><p>➂ The new European Commission will focus on emerging technologies such as quantum computing and is expected to use broader policy tools to promote the development of the chip industry.</p>
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