10 technology giants, including companies such as Google, Meta and Qualcomm, came together to highlight open digital platforms in response to new EU regulations.
Very recently, an event took place that could be a historical turning point and will shape the infrastructures of future technologies. In response to the technology regulations of the European Union, companies such as Google, Meta, Qualcomm, Opera, Coalition for Open Digital Ecosystems They came together by establishing a group called (CODE – Coalition for Open Digital Ecosystems).
More open platforms and systems may come
Among CODE members Google, Meta, Qualcomm, Honor, Lenovo, Lynx, Motorola, Nothing, Opera and Wire. The group says their aim is to promote more open platforms and systems to strengthen growth and innovation in Europe. Of course, this is not their only purpose.
Working with academics, policymakers and companies on digital openness There will be more cooperation The group that said, in order to achieve this in Europe Digital Marketing Act (DMA) wants it to be implemented. This type of regulation requires gatekeepers to regulate access to technology. Thus, other companies that will use open platforms may have to work with gatekeepers.
Lynx founder Stan Larroque said in a statement: “Over the past few months, Europe digital ecosystems We had a series of conversations about what looks “good” when it comes to business, what fosters innovation, and what will positively impact competitiveness. We think the most important element is clarity,” he said.
The coalition is digital ecosystems across different industries It offers an opportunity to open up collaboration and ensure harmonious and fluid connectivity.
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https://www.reuters.com/technology/google-meta-qualcomm-team-up-push-open-digital-ecosystems-2023-12-13/