Anton Leicht suggests this is not onyl feasible but also desireable. The fundamental strategic importance of frontier AI means there are vital national interests at stake here, not mere commercial advantages. And note also the exponential nature of frontier development: since most workers in a frontier AI developer will soon be AI agents rather than humans workers, small advantages will soon magnify. Hence the attraction of an Airbus model, where the public carries the early strategic risk, but in return also shares the upside. When a Frontier Lab is up and running, it will generate advance in everything from pharmceuticals to mateiral science, not only in AI and fintech. I do not see how Europe can afford to cede the frontier.