The second meeting of the EU-US Trade and Technology Council (TTC) on May 15-16 in Saclay, France, tests the TTC’s ability to deliver on promises of cooperation across a wide range of key technology challenges. Progress on transatlantic cooperation on tech remains critical amidst ongoing challenges stemming from ascendant digital authoritarianism, disrupted supply chains, and a growing regulatory gulf between Brussels and Washington. How do the outcomes of the meeting impact the future of digital policy?