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Technology & Digitalisation | 01/2025

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As we settle into 2025, the rapidly evolving digital regulatory landscape present challenges that businesses can no longer afford to ignore. From AI tools and digital services to data sharing and cybersecurity frameworks.

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Welcome to the January edition of Schoenherr's to the point: technology & digitalisation newsletter (read online)!

We are excited to present a selection of legal developments in the area of technology & digitalisation in the wider CEE region.

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As we settle into 2025, the rapidly evolving digital regulatory landscape present challenges that businesses can no longer afford to ignore. From AI tools and digital services to data sharing and cybersecurity frameworks, today's technological innovations are intersecting with an increasingly intricate and expanding web of EU regulations. January has already brought significant developments, underscoring the urgent need for companies to stay ahead of the compliance curve. In this edition of our newsletter, we highlight some of the most pressing updates.

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Technology & Digitalisation | 01/2025

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