French President Marcon said on Tuesday that Europe must defend its "digital sovereignty" to reduce its dependence on American technology giants, according to CNBC's website on the 8th. He also outlined three measures to achieve this "digital sovereignty". Although the major digital platforms in the United States have contributed to "great changes" in society after the outbreak of the new coronation epidemic, Europe needs "European solutions and European sovereignty" in terms of science and technology. "We need European financing, European solutions, European talent and European regulations," marklon said in a conversation with Skype co-founder and Swedish billionaire Nigel zenstrom < / P > < p > < p > < p > < p > < p > he added: "we have regulation, but we don't have technology giants to compete with a few big tech giants." Mark Long's so-called technology giants refer to companies such as Google, apple, Facebook and Amazon. At the same time, Marcon outlined three major measures for Europe to realize its "digital sovereignty" strategy: increasing EU participation in venture financing of technology companies, building a "digital single market" to promote privacy protection and technological innovation, and building European cloud and data solutions to reduce dependence on American companies. < p > < p > < p > < p > < p > < p > in the process of EU striving to become the global technology leader, "digital sovereignty" has become an indispensable concept. The EU aims to deal with and counterattack the dominant position of large US technology companies. < p > < p > < p > < p > < p > < p > it is reported that the European Union will soon announce a set of groundbreaking new rules to strengthen the management of digital markets and services, which will have a significant impact on US technology giants such as Google and Facebook. < / P > < p > < p > < p > < p > at the same time, the European Commission, Germany and France have launched a project called gaia-x, which aims to develop a new framework for the data infrastructure in Europe, with the fundamental purpose of protecting the future development of cloud providers in Europe. Gaia-x was announced in June this year, and the new architecture is expected to go online next year. Atomico, the venture capital firm of censtrom, said on Tuesday that European technology start-ups are expected to receive more than $41 billion in initial investment in 2020. The report also highlights the challenges the EU faces in financing growth and diversifying science and technology. < / P > < p > (reporter Liu Xia)