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Who lobbies the EU on Technology & Digital?

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Organisations384
Disclosed meetings774
SourceEC meeting disclosures
Matched onartificial intelligence, digital services, digital markets
In short

384 organisations appear across 774 disclosed European Commission meetings on technology & digital; the top listed organisations are Google Ireland Limited and its affiliates, OpenAI OpCo, LLC, Microsoft Corporation. EC meeting disclosures Transparency Register

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Who’s lobbying it

Ranked by distinct disclosed European Commission meetings whose topic matches technology & digital keywords. Every organisation links to the official disclosure.

Disclosed meetings

One recent disclosed Commission meeting per organisation, matched to technology & digital by topic — each linked to its source.

DateOrganisationDisclosed topic
2026-06-08Google Ireland Limited and its affiliatesArtificial Intelligence, Copyright, Digital Markets Act source ↗
2026-05-04OpenAI OpCo, LLCtopics related to artificial intelligence source ↗
2026-05-20Microsoft CorporationEU policies on digital markets, in particular on AI source ↗
2026-06-08Amazon Europe Core SARLDigital Markets Act, competitiveness. source ↗
2025-01-23Meta Platforms Ireland Limited and its various subsidiariesAI Act, Digital Services Act source ↗
2026-02-24Mistral AICompetition policy and Digital Markets Act (DMA) source ↗
2026-03-05IBM CorporationExchange of views on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and algorithmic management in a changing world of work source ↗
2025-01-22DIGITALEUROPEImplementation of the Data Act’s provisions on cloud switching, future cloud policy initiatives. source ↗
2025-06-26Bureau Européen des Unions de ConsommateursDiscussion on the planned Digital Networks Act (DNA) and the planned Digital Fairness Act (DFA)(the last in connection also with the scope and implementation of the Digital Services Act (DSA)) source ↗
2026-03-02Apple Inc.Exchange of views on the implementation of the Digital Markets Act and regulatory simplification source ↗
2025-07-02Salesforce Inc.Artificial Intelligence source ↗
2026-03-17Netflix International B.V.Exchange of views on EU legislation relevant for the media sector, including the upcoming evaluation and review of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD), the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and the Digital Networks Act (DNA) source ↗
2025-02-20European Digital RightsPerception of the Commission’s work on the Digital Services Act (DSA) among civil society organisations and Update on DSA enforcement activities and communication about the DSA source ↗
2026-06-11LinkedIn IrelandCompetitiveness, artificial intelligence, skills. source ↗
2026-04-09SchibstedExchange of views on Digital Omnibus, copyright artificial intelligence (AI) and Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD) source ↗
2023-06-26Snap, Inc.Artificial Intelligence Act. source ↗
2026-06-17France DigitaleExchange of views on the Data Act and Digital Omnibus source ↗
2026-03-25TikTok Technology LtdDigital Services Act, e-commerce, product safety, elections, AI source ↗
2025-12-11Siemens AGInnovation policy and funding; Artificial Intelligence source ↗
2025-02-21WorkdayArtificial Intelligence (AI), cloud services, simplification source ↗
2023-11-14ITI - The Information Technology Industry CouncilArtificial Intelligence, EU-U.S. cooperation, cyber-security source ↗
2026-03-09SpotifyEU-US Trade relations; digital services source ↗
2020-11-06Access Now EuropeAustrian NetzDG and Digital Services Act source ↗
2022-02-09Seznam.cz, a.s.Regulation of digital services and fragmentation of the internal market source ↗
2025-11-18Booking.com B.V.Digital Markets Act (DMA), EU competition policy and travel industry trends source ↗

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Rankings count distinct disclosed European Commission meetings whose topic matches the sector keywords; they are not a measure of influence or of a position taken. Methodology. Data © European Union (Decision 2011/833/EU).

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