Europe’s Big Tech Hawks Brace for a Post-Biden Future

As Joe Biden takes over the presidency in the United States, Europe’s big tech hawks are preparing for what the future may hold for their ongoing battle with tech giants.

Under the Trump administration, there was a push for deregulation and a hands-off approach to big tech companies, but that could change with the new administration.

European regulators have long been critical of the power and influence of companies like Google, Facebook, and Amazon, and they are now looking for ways to reign in their dominance.

The European Commission has already proposed new legislation that would give regulators more power to crack down on anti-competitive practices and protect consumer data.

Some European countries have also been considering implementing digital taxes on tech companies to ensure they are paying their fair share.

There is also a growing push for more competition in the tech sector, with calls for breaking up big tech companies or imposing stricter regulations to promote a level playing field.

As Europe prepares for a post-Biden future, it remains to be seen how the new administration will approach these issues and whether it will align with the goals of European regulators.

One thing is for sure, however, Europe’s big tech hawks are gearing up for a fight to ensure that tech giants are held accountable and that competition and innovation can thrive in the digital age.