It's not only "a machine in the EU" . It's a company in the EU totally separated from the main company in the US to be out of the reach of the US government and

It's not only "a machine in the EU" . It's a company in the EU totally separated from the main company in the US to be out of the reach of the US government and legal system. Maybe the EU company could license software and knowledge from the US one, to keep sending a steady flow of cash there. But it's going to have its own goals and it will want to go its way soon. A hard problem IMHO.