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Data Act

Interview

Schwarz Digits: 'No compromises on sovereignty'

Digital sovereignty has become a competitive factor. A conversation with Rolf Schumann, Co-CEO of Schwarz Digits, on digital independence, data control, and European alternatives to Big Tech.

By Corinna Visser

News

Data Union: Commission launches consultation.

With its Data Union strategy, the Commission wants to improve access to data – also in order to advance the development of AI. It is asking for feedback on this by July 18.

By Corinna Visser

News

Bitkom: 'Many companies are flying blind with the Data Act.'

In just over 100 days, companies must have implemented the Data Act. But most of them are not prepared at all. The industry complains that there are too many rules and implementation deadlines are too short. They want a "jam-packed omnibus."

By Corinna Visser

Opinion

Automotive industry: Data Act alone won't ensure fair competition

The EU must regulate fair access to vehicle data with legal certainty in order to promote innovation through competition, demands Carsten Bieler from the ZDK. The European automotive industry urgently needs sector-specific regulation that complements the Data Act.

By Experts Table.Briefings

News

VDA calls for uniform data and digital policy

The German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) is calling for uniform regulation in the digital sector. The focus: European standards, data security and the rapid implementation of the Data Act.

By Corinna Visser

Damian Boeselager, Mitgründer von Volt
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Damian Boeselager – best practices for the EU

"We are extremely EU-friendly", says Damian Boeselager, a member of the pan-European Volt party. Nevertheless, the party co-founder sees room for improvement – and is running again in the 2024 European elections.

By Corinna Visser

Die Spanierin Pilar del Castillo Vera (EPP), Berichterstatterin für das Parlament beim Data Act, nannte das Gesetz nach der Einigung im Trilog einen Game-Changer.
Feature

Data Act: Parliament votes, companies remain skeptical

The Data Act is intended to establish a single European market for data, but companies fear for their trade secrets. The vote on the trilogue result in the plenary session of the European Parliament takes place against this backdrop.

By Corinna Visser