Core Viewpoint - The European Commission has launched a strategy to enhance Europe's leadership in scientific and technological innovation, ensuring accessibility to cutting-edge facilities and high-quality data for researchers and innovators [1][2] Group 1: Strategic Actions - The strategy includes five key actions aimed at strengthening the research and technology infrastructure ecosystem in Europe [1][2] - The first action focuses on enhancing capabilities, mobilizing investments, and better coordinating existing facilities and services with user needs, while maximizing the potential of digitalization and artificial intelligence [1] - The second action aims to ensure easier and more efficient access to research and technology infrastructure, providing complementary services to researchers and innovative companies across the EU [1] Group 2: Talent Development and Governance - The third action emphasizes attracting and nurturing talent in Europe through strong career development paths in the research and technology infrastructure sector [2] - The fourth action seeks to improve and simplify the governance framework of research and technology infrastructure to support long-term investment decisions and coordinate priorities among EU member states and stakeholders [2] Group 3: International Collaboration and Risk Management - The fifth action focuses on enhancing the internationalization and resilience of research and technology infrastructure through collaboration with strategic partners to address global societal challenges [2] - The strategy also addresses risk management related to access to critical data and facilities, aiming to strengthen the EU's sovereignty in key technology areas [2]