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April 17 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Semiconductors and high-performance computing (HPC) chips are at the core of today’s digital infrastructure — and increasingly, the subject of strategic geopolitical focus. As China accelerates its standardisation push under the China Standards 2035 initiative, global actors are reevaluating how to safeguard innovation, interoperability, and resilience.
In this first webinar of the InDiCo-Global series, we welcome Dr. Susann Lüdtke to explore the intersections of geopolitics, standardisation, and technology through the lens of her research on de-risking in the semiconductor domain.
We’re also pleased to be joined by Uwe Rüddenklau, who will bring an industry lens to this critical conversation.
Why join
- China’s approach to semiconductor and HPC standards under China Standards 2035
- Risks and dependencies for the EU: what’s at stake?
- Alignment with the EU Chips Act and Chips for Europe initiative
- Strategic pathways for standard harmonisation and resilience
- Early warning mechanisms and foresight tools to monitor technical divergence
- Recommendations for policymakers, industry stakeholders, and standards bodies
Who should attend
- Policymakers and regulators
- Standards and technical experts
- Semiconductor and ICT industry stakeholders
- Academic and research institutions
- International cooperation bodies exploring standardisation alignment
