The European Tech Alliance (EUTA) supports harmonised rules unlocking the potential of data in Europe. We are enthusiastic about the opportunity to ensure fairness in the digital environment, stimulate a competitive data market, and open up opportunities for data-driven innovation.
The European data economy should reach its potential, in compliance with European rules including data protection and privacy laws and fully respecting European values. Europe’s data economy should support businesses’ competitiveness by allowing them to offer personalised products and services and by ensuring the protection of intellectual property rights.
Today, the European Tech Alliance (EUTA) provided feedback to the European Commission on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). In its contribution, EUTA mentioned that despite GDPR’s ambition to ensure a harmonised EU application, diverging interpretations by national data protection authorities across the EU create legal uncertainty. Companies face high
BRUSSELS, 28 JUNE 2023 – Late last night, European Union negotiators reached a “provisional political agreement” on the Data Act. This compromise between the European Parliament, the Commission, and the Council of Ministers paves the way for formal adoption of the regulation. The Data Act aims to harmonise rules unlocking
On Wednesday 6 September members of the European Tech Alliance presented evidence to MEPs on the ePrivacy Regulation and the impact it will have on Europe’s ability to grow and scale world-beating tech companies. Our thanks go to MEP Lauristin, rapporteur on the file, for hosting the event and chairing
On 25th April 2017, five members of the European Tech Alliance presented at a data workshop hosted by the Presidency Trio. The aim of the data workshop was to take a practical deep dive into data in the European tech sector. It was an interactive and private working meeting to ensure that
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