EC — Assembly — Regulation Updates

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The EU’s AI Continent Action Plan

The EC has laid out its plan to make Europe an AI continent, focusing on cloud computing, data accessibility, economy-wide adoption, skills and regulatory simplification

Event debrief: The Telecom Challengers Reshaping Europe’s Competitiveness

As the EC prepares its Digital Networks Act, Europe’s challengers reminded policymakers not to throw away a framework that has worked well for consumers and businesses

Event debrief: Tragedy of the commons and the responsible use of networks

By differentiating it from the ‘fair share’ debate, Vodafone appears to have captured the curiosity of regulators who see the proposal as a mature way of trying to solve the problem

The EC’s first steps in its review of merger guidelines

The EC is looking to establish a strong evidence base on the dynamic effects of mergers ahead of the much-anticipated review of its years-old guidelines

Apple: Competition scrutiny for privacy features

This most recent fine reflects an increasing skepticism in the EU around the competition impacts from Apple’s claims of its superior privacy and security features

Event debrief: BEREC’s 13th Stakeholder Forum

With differing appetites and priorities for regulatory reform, the EC is keeping its cards close to its chest in terms of what the eagerly anticipated DNA could propose

DMA: EC advances proceedings into Apple and Google

In announcing the EC’s actions, EVP Ribera attempted to depoliticise the regulator's decisions, aiming to potentially pre-empt retaliation from the US

EU’s Action Plan on subsea cable security and resilience

Though published as a response to anxiety around subsea cable sabotage, the plan does not grapple with the increasing control of the market by big tech firms

MWC25: Final reflections

The halls were packed, the production value was high and the on-site catering was expensive: in short, there were very few surprises

Is EU regulation stifling US big tech innovation?

A White House memorandum warned foreign regulators of increased scrutiny for digital service taxes and financial penalties that appear to target US firms