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Can Europe’s industrial legacy give it an AI advantage?
Siemens is betting big on industrial AI—and Europe's manufacturers have the data that could give it an edge.
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Europe is lagging in AI investment, with U.S. private AI funding reaching $285.9 billion in 2025 versus Europe’s $20.9 billion, according to Stanford data. The United States also leads in AI adoption rates, the number of data centers, and hosts the world’s most valuable AI firms. This disparity highlights a gap between Europe’s industrial legacy and the rapid AI growth seen in the U.S.
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