Germany seeks to boost its robotics and artificial intelligence sectors to compete with China.
According to The New York Times Business, Germany is seeking to boost its robotics and artificial intelligence sectors to compete with China. The report notes that a decade after the sale of Germany's Kuka, Europe is aiming to shift into a higher gear to unlock the potential in robotics and AI.
Key facts
- 01A decade after the sale of Germany's Kuka.
- 02Europe aims to shift into a higher gear to unlock the potential in robotics and artificial intelligence.
- 03The move is framed as a bid to compete with China.
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