The world's largest IT companies have created a coalition to develop an open digital space in the EU
Key players in the digital industry, including Google, Meta, Qualcomm, have created a coalition of open digital ecosystems (Coalition for Open Digital Ecosystems, CODE), Reuters reports.
This initiative aims to promote the development of open digital ecosystems that will drive growth and innovation on the European continent.
To achieve this, CODE will work closely with academia, policy makers and companies. Particular attention is paid to the application of the Digital Markets Act. The law requires tech giants to ensure compatibility of their services with third-party solutions and allow business users to conduct commerce across different platforms.
This merger of tech giants could have a significant impact on the future of the EU's digital industry.
The coalition includes such well-known brands as Honor, Lenovo, Lynx, Motorola, Nothing, Opera and Wire.
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