Despite new laws in the field of digitalization, the existing European legislation is totally inadequate to counterbalance the Big Tech wave from Silicon Valley. This is argued by philosopher of law Bart van der Sloot. If we take the influence in the field of politics and human and privacy rights truly seriously, a ban on American tech in Europe is crucial, according to this scholar. In addition, we must work to create a European Big Tech industry. Will such a ban succeed and what will it take to set up a European counterpart of Silicon Valley?
No. Standards might be tax funded and adherence to them enforced.
A market of resources (to provide services via standard way) is possible - standard format search, standard format service tracking, standard format storage service, and what not.
Only if they’d want that, of course. They literally say what they want - a Silicon Valley. With all the dystopian shit.
Then it has to be tax funded and will never be self sufficient unfortunately. That means if political winds change, these products will die.
This is just me being a realist. I would of course prefer all of Europe to move to FOSS for the public sector.
No. Standards might be tax funded and adherence to them enforced.
A market of resources (to provide services via standard way) is possible - standard format search, standard format service tracking, standard format storage service, and what not.
Only if they’d want that, of course. They literally say what they want - a Silicon Valley. With all the dystopian shit.
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