Competition law analyzes the global digital economy, identifying power risks and promoting innovation. Large digital platforms dominate through economies of scale, network effects and reach, influencing global innovation and technological standards. Cloud computing is crucial for EU competitiveness, but faces obstacles like vendor lock-in. Regulation, such as the Digital Markets Act, aims to promote.
Artificial intelligence leads global investment in 2025, with the US and Big Tech at the forefront. Sectors such as semiconductors, data centers and critical raw materials grow, driven by foreign direct investment. The US seeks to be a technological leader, attracting massive investments.
Donald Trump seeks to protect large US tech companies from European regulations, while the EU demands accountability from digital companies.
President Donald J. Trump has delayed the ban on TikTok until September, allowing it to operate despite the Congressional law. This has created legal uncertainty and potential fines.
