Google, Meta, Qualcomm, Honor, Lenovo and other companies announced that they will join forces to promote an open digital ecosystem

Ten technology companies, including Google, Meta, Qualcomm, Honor, Lenovo, Motorola, Nothing, Opera, France's Lynx, and Germany's Wire, announced that they will join forces to promote an open digital ecosystem in response to the EU's Digital Market Act. This site was informed of this news on December 13

The Chinese translation of the content is as follows: The organization calls itself the Alliance for Open Digital Ecosystems (CODE) and is committed to "encouraging Europe to adopt more open platforms and systems to Promoting growth and innovation in Europe”. The alliance stated that it hopes to open up the digital ecosystem through cross-industry cooperation and promote seamless connectivity and interoperability (Note from this site: The EU requires "monopolistic" applications to be interconnected with competitor applications) )

The organization said they will work with academics, policymakers and companies to study digital openness and propose using the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and future EU legislation to achieve this goal in Europe Path

There is no doubt that the establishment of CODE is the response of these technology companies to new regulations such as the EU’s Digital Market Act. The bill requires tech giants (what the EU calls "gatekeepers") to open various services and platforms, such as Apple's App Store, FaceTime and Siri, to other companies and developers. For example, Apple next year will be required to provide users with a way to install third-party app stores or sideload apps, allow developers to promote their products outside of the app store, and open up the use of third-party payment systems

" Over the past few months, we have had many discussions about the map of the European digital ecosystem, what will promote innovation and what will have a positive impact on competitiveness. We believe that openness is the key factor,” said Stan Larroque, founder of Lynx. said in a statement.

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