European leaders debate curbing Big Tech access to EU cloud tenders and satellite spectrum
European leaders are debating new regulations that could limit Big Tech's access to EU cloud contracts and satellite spectrum. A vote on these procurement rules is scheduled for June 3, 2026, which may disadvantage major US firms like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft. The discussions reflect a broader push for digital sovereignty amid concerns over reliance on non-EU technology providers.
- ▪The EU is considering measures to restrict major US and Chinese tech firms from competing for public cloud contracts.
- ▪A vote on cloud procurement regulations is set for June 3, 2026, which could impact the dominance of American hyperscalers in the market.
- ▪The EU plans to reserve two-thirds of the 2 GHz mobile satellite frequency band for European companies.
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