The European Tech Alliance (EUTA) answered the European Commission public consultation on digital fairness. Enforcement of existing rules remain the key to ensure fairness online. Europe’s tech future depends on coherence, not duplication, of rules that are enforced effectively, rather than endlessly rewritten.
The European Tech Alliance (EUTA) continues to grow and welcomes Docplanner, which digital apps and software solutions for doctors, clinics, hospitals and patients to enable the healthcare ecosystem and the patient journey to work together more seamlessly.
The European Tech Alliance (EUTA) responded to the consultation on the review of the Digital Markets Act (DMA), emphasizing that effective enforcement is critical to ensure Europe’s competitiveness. The DMA is a landmark piece of legislation designed to create fairer and more contestable digital markets, but its success depends on the compliance of designated gatekeepers and the enforcement efforts of the European Commission.
The European Tech Alliance (EUTA) continues to grow and welcomes Revolut, a global financial super app with more than 60 million customers worldwide.
The European Tech Alliance (EUTA) acknowledges the political agreement reached today by EU Member State representatives on the proposed revision of the EU payment services framework, an important milestone in modernising Europe’s financial ecosystem.
While this agreement is a welcome step toward improving digital payments across the EU, EUTA is concerned that key provisions remain unaddressed and could unintentionally hinder innovation, expose merchants to fraud, and impose disproportionate burdens on businesses.
As part of the Polish Presidency’s Digital Summit, the European Tech Alliance (EUTA), together with Classifieds Marketplaces Europe and Ecommerce Europe, co-hosted a high-level roundtable titled “Scaling European e-commerce: Smart regulation for a fair, resilient and sustainable Single Market.”
European tech companies strongly back the EU’s mission to create a safer digital world for minors, but warn that one-size-fits-all rules could backfire.
This week, the European Tech Alliance (EUTA) brought together 20 leading European tech CEOs and executives for the 2025 EUTA CEO Forum in Brussels. In its largest Forum to date, EUTA presented a united CEO Call for Action titled “One Market. One Rulebook. One Future.” to top European policymakers, advocating for a more competitive, trusted, and innovation-friendly European single market.
The European Tech Alliance hosted the European Tech Summit, which gathered top tech leaders, EU policymakers, and digital pioneers to explore how to unlock European tech leadership at home and beyond.
On the occasion of the European Tech Summit, more than 30 CEOs from leading European tech companies have come together to issue a joint Call for Action, urging the EU to simplify and harmonise digital regulation across the continent.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how we work, supporting people, creating new efficiencies, and helping companies of all sizes adapt in an increasingly competitive global economy. From optimising transport logistics to enabling smarter online shopping experiences, and supporting job-matching platforms and employee retention strategies, AI is already making a difference across Europe’s economy.
The European Commission unveiled its Strategy on International Digital Policy, outlining a roadmap to reinforce the EU’s position as a global digital leader. The European Tech Alliance (EUTA) welcomes this ambitious vision and calls on the Commission to ensure that political commitments are translated into concrete, actionable measures that empower European tech companies to grow within the single market and beyond.