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The DMA wants to make Europe’s digital markets fairer and more accessible by limiting the power of major online platforms, the so-called ‘gatekeepers”. On 28 April, the Commission concluded its first review of the DMA since its formal entry into force in 2022. Assessing the act’s implementation and enforcement, the Commission found that it “remains relevant and well-adapted to the evolving digital environment”. “I broadly agree with the European Commission’s assessment […] [but] digital markets evolve rapidly, and the framework should not be seen as static, in particular with regards to AI and cloud”, said Andreas Schwab, Member of the…
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