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Data Act shift: What’s the problem?

Europe’s digital economy lacks data – the Data Act is supposed to remedy this shortcoming. But the EU Commission’s legislative proposal is being delayed due to internal concerns. These concern areas that also worry the economy.

It is one of Thierry Breton’s central concerns: at the beginning of his term of office, the Internal Market Commissioner personally initiated a data strategy. Only if access to the most important raw material is guaranteed, according to his analysis, can Europe’s digital economy prosper.While the Data Governance Act is intended to regulate the infrastructure for data markets, the Data Act aims to ensure lawfulaccess to and use ofdata.

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