Europe is becoming the primary battleground for the future regulation of Big Tech.
European governments remain divided over how aggressively they should reduce dependence on American technology companies, particularly in cloud computing, AI infrastructure and digital services.
Several policymakers are pushing for stronger support for European alternatives, while others worry that aggressive restrictions on companies such as Apple, Google, Microsoft and Amazon could damage transatlantic economic relations.
The debate reflects a broader global trend: technology companies are increasingly being viewed not just as businesses, but as strategic geopolitical assets.
