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ARTICLE · 12 JUNE 2025

From Code To Claim: How Europe's AI Factories Might Fuel Patentable Innovations

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How do we navigate the path from AI's immense potential to a trustworthy, real-world application? This question...

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How do we navigate the path from AI's immense potential to a trustworthy, real-world application? This question, central to a recent Codex-hosted event, is one the industry continues to grapple with. The European Commission provided its own definitive answer to this challenge recently. Its ambitious AI Continent Action Plan, published back in April, lays out a concrete, multi-billion euro strategy to build Europe's AI future. The plan therefore serves as an essential and practical framework for the very opportunities and challenges being debated by industry leaders today.

The AI Continent Action Plan is structured around five key pillars-

  1. Building large-scale AI computing infrastructure - The plan recognizes the need to scale up the European Union's public AI infrastructure. Towards this end, the plan proposes establishing at least 13 AI factories and up to 5 AI gigafactories across the European Union (EU). The AI gigafactories will be supported by InvestAI

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