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Digital Delegation from Germany visits Washington

A delegation with representatives of German digital companies visited Washington this week. The group was led by Thomas Koenen and Stefanie Stündel of the BDI's Digitalization and Innovation department. While in DC, they had a chance to meet with representatives…

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Heiko Willems (BDI) visits Washington DC

Heiko Willems, Department Head of the Brussels office of the Federation of German Industries (BDI), visited with the Representative of German Industry and Trade in Washington DC this week. During two roundtable discussions with stakeholders from politics and business, he…

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TBI Delegation visits Washington DC

In the beginning of March, BDI President Dr. Siegfried Russwurm, DIHK Vice President Kirsten Schoder-Steinmueller, and a delegation of distinguished German business representatives visited Washington as part of the Transatlantic Business Initiative (TBI). During their four-day-long excursion, the participants met…

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New GABO Results presented in Washington

Together with the Delegation of German Industry and Commerce (DGIC), we presented the results of the latest German American Business Outlook (GABO) survey in Washington, DC. The President and CEO of the Delegation of German Industry and Commerce, Dr. Christoph…

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RGIT Briefing with Morgan Lewis on EU AI Act

AI regulation is gathering momentum both in Europe and the US. The Biden Administration recently issued an Executive Order on AI and Congress is in the early phases of considering AI legislation. Meanwhile, in the EU, draft AI legislation has…

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TBI: Bewertung der Ergebnisse des 4. TTC

Vom 30. bis 31. Mai fand im schwedischen Luleå das vierte Treffen des Trade and Technology Council (TTC) statt. Vertreter der EU und der USA diskutierten über gemeinsame Vorgehen, unter anderem in den Bereichen Künstliche Intelligenz, Standardisierung, Quantentechnologie sowie über…

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RGIT Diskussion: CHIPS Across the Atlantic

Halbleiter sind mittlerweile Teil unseres täglichen Lebens geworden. Die USA und die EU versuchen nun mit Subventionierungen die Herstellung von Microchips in Nordamerika und in Europa zu fördern.
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