Creating the digital infrastructure of the future The EU has fallen behind the USA and China in terms of growth, productivity and innovative strength. Recognizing the importance of digital networks fo ...
Proposals for the EU Commission’s Digital Simplification Package Europe’s competitiveness is under severe pressure. German industry urges the European co-legislators to agree on an ambitious simplific ...
The global digital transformation is progressing at unprecedented speed and scale. The BDI welcomes the EU Commission’s initiative to develop a coherent external digital agenda for the EU. The EU must ...
The AI Act aims to provide companies in Europe with a comprehensible and practical foundation for the use of AI in their processes. While we commend the EU Commission's intention, the current draft an ...
How Tech enables African Free Trade African free trade has the potential to become the key driver for the continent's economic development. Achieving this requires a significant boost in intra-African ...
Policy paper on the European Commission’s White Paper “How to master Europe's digital infrastructure needs?” Connectivity is central to our economy and society of the future. Digital business models a ...
A joint proposal by France Industrie, Mouvement des Entreprise de France and the Federation of German Industries (BDI). In light of the Commission’s proposal for an EU Chips Act, BDI together with its ...
German industry’s position on the European Commission’s proposal for strengthening Europe's semiconductor ecosystem (Chips Act) 2022/0032 (COD). German industry welcomes the EU Chips Act as an importa ...
In Germany, we mainly see the risks when it comes to data use. This is also due to the reputation of the General Data Protection Regulation, says law professor Christine Wendehorst. The co-chair of th ...
As the voice of German industry, BDI welcomes the European Commission’s aim to strengthen the resilience of critical entities in the Member States and to further level the playing field for critical e ...
