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141 EU laws. 27 Member States. Up to 177 different interpretations of the same rule.

Europe’s problem is not the rules. It is that the same rule means something different in every capital, and nobody tells you which version you have to follow until after you have entered the market.

*177 is a conservative count. The Draghi report found more than 270 regulators active in digital networks alone. Any total depends on which types of body are included.

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This is the conservative count. Widen the scope and the number grows. The Draghi report identified more than 270 regulatory bodies in digital networks alone.
177*Authorities mapped
141tech-related laws
28Secondary acts
49Court cases
33Documented delays
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Why it matters

Executives from EUTA member companies share the challenges they face, and why clearer rules and a stronger Single Market matter for innovation and growth in Europe.
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Every euro spent on compliance is a euro not spent on innovation. Every month lost is a month in which our competitors innovate, grow and win market share.

Politically, Europe is on the right path. In practice, not yet.

European companies live in the gap between the two.

Europe has the companies, the talent and the users. We are not asking for fewer rules. We are asking for one reading of them. We are an email away. Let’s make it happen.

One market. One rulebook. One future.
Disclaimer The cards and scenarios are illustrative snapshots from the perspective of the European Tech Alliance (EUTA). The relevant authorities will differ depending on the business model. The figure of 177 is a deliberately conservative count. The Draghi report found more than 270 regulatory bodies in digital networks. Organisation names, descriptions and web addresses are intended as a symbolic overview, not a reference point.