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ARTICLE · 10 JUNE 2024

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The SREN Law, For Greater Confidence And Competition In The Data Economy

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Presentation of the provisions of the law on securing and regulating the digital space, aimed in particular at better regulation of the cloud market, with new competition rules designed to rebalance the European cloud computing market and promote European strategic autonomy.

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Presentation of the provisions of the law on securing and regulating the digital space, aimed in particular at better regulation of the cloud market, with new competition rules designed to rebalance the European cloud computing market and promote European strategic autonomy.

The law to secure and regulate the digital space (the "SREN Law") was adopted on May 21st and published in the "Journal Officiel" on May 22nd1.

It harmonizes national law with European Union law, to establish a single digital market.

In addition to provisions concerning the protection of minors online (Title I), the protection of citizens in the digital environment (Title II), and the development of the monetizable digital object games ("JONUM") economy (Title IV), the SREN Law is of particular significance to the cloud computing market, introducing provisions designed to enhance confidence and competition in the data economy (Title III), the subject of this paper.

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