Die digitale physische Infrastruktur in Europa ist ein Milliardengeschäft, das zunehmend von US-Konzernen dominiert wird. Eine neue Studie zeigt, welche gefährlichen Abhängigkeiten daraus entstehen – und wie sie überwunden werden könnten.
Our results demonstrate that the EU is highly dependent on foreign—especially US—firms in areas like data centers and cloud services, while China has established digital sovereignty through strategic state ownership.
We distinguish between three different regulatory approaches, the market driven (US), the state-managed (China), and the mixed-governance (EU)
regulatory approach. They differ considerably in terms of ownership
structures and forms of governance.
This study examines how international ownership structures and state regulation shape control over digital infrastructures. It focuses on power conflicts, public interests, and the question of sovereign control over critical digital networks.
🚨New publication out:
“Who owns the critical digital physical infrastructure? An analysis of transnational ownership, conflicts over public interests, and state regulation”
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