Europe
IBM Statement on Schrems Decision and Standard Contractual Clauses
“IBM welcomes the confirmation by the European Court of Justice that Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) are a valid mechanism for international data transfers.
GDPR’s Birthday Wishlist: Greater Harmonization and Robust Data Transfer Mechanisms
Two years ago, on 25 May 2018, the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) entered into force. On this anniversary, the COVID-19 pandemic has in an unprecedented way underlined the need to use data to safeguard people’s health, accelerate research, benefit governments, and to support the resilience of the economy. Most of the important steps […]
Towards a Clear and Reliable Regulatory Framework on AI in Europe
Few technologies attract the level of attention that artificial intelligence (AI) does from governments, business, academics, media and the public, especially at a relatively early stage in their adoption.
Economic Recommendations to European Governments
The COVID-19 pandemic poses a worldwide threat and stress-test to our social, economic and political life. A stress-test that showed alarming shortcomings in certain areas of the economy.
IBM Statement on European Commission Strategy on AI and Data
Today IBM welcomed several important announcements on AI and emerging technology from the European Commission
IBM Comments to USTR on France’s Digital Services Tax
IBM submitted the following letter to the U.S. Trade Representative regarding initiation of a Section 301 investigation into the government of France’s digital services tax.
IBM Vision 2024: For a responsible, open and inclusive digital Europe
IBM is pleased to present Vision 2024: our priorities for technology policy in the EU for the new five-year mandate of the European Commission and the European Parliament.
Choose Values, Not Geography: IBM on Tech Sovereignty
Technological sovereignty should be based on presence, values and trust, not the geographic location of company headquarters.
IBM Comments on France’s Digital Services Tax
IBM submitted the following letter to the U.S. Trade Representative regarding initiation of a Section 301 investigation into the government of France’s digital services tax.