The EU Digital Framework: A Compliance Guide to DSA, DMA, Data Act and AI Act
Authors: Ecem Süsoy Uygun, Sevgi Ünsal Özden, Tilbe Birengel, Ozan Akman, Gülnur Çakmak Ergene, İlayda Salkım
The EU's digital regulatory package (the DSA, DMA, Data Act and AI Act) applies horizontally, without regard to sector. Whether you run an e-commerce platform, provide cloud services, develop AI applications or manufacture connected devices, compliance is now a precondition for doing business with the EU.
Our new publication, "The EU Digital Framework: A Compliance Guide to DSA, DMA, Data Act and AI Act" sets out, for each regulation, the scope, the key obligations, the enforcement mechanisms and the practical steps towards compliance.
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