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Do not leave our “deeptech” and artificial intelligence in the sole hands of foreign players: this is one of the priorities of Jean-Noël Barrot, Minister of Digital.
Interview by Guillaume Grallet
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Farea to work all entities together. This is one of the wills of the government which, as the technological rivalry continues to grow between China and the United States, wants to put French innovators back at the center of the game. “Ten years after the invention of French Tech, we want to make France a deeptech nation, at the forefront of the next technological revolutions”, explains to the Point Jean-Noël Barrot, Minister for the Digital Transition and Telecoms, in reference to projects that rely on scientific research and applied innovation to change the world.
In the short term, a plan plans to support a selection of 125 start-ups, including the quantum nugget Pasqal (the latter was part of the 2022 Prize list of inventors…