When Europe took its first, tentative steps towards creating a common market in 1951, it was all about coal and steel. A continent facing the challenge of rebuilding after World War Two felt the need to pool its resources to feed its machines and build up its industry. But what if today's challenge to build digital infrastructure were just as important? What if technological innovation were just as important to Europe's future today as traditional industries had been in the 1950s?
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