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Who lobbies the EU on Technology & Digital?

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Organisations136
Disclosed meetings196
SourceEC meeting disclosures
Matched onartificial intelligence, digital services, digital markets
In short

136 organisations appear across 196 disclosed European Commission meetings on technology & digital; the top listed organisations are OpenAI OpCo, LLC, Mistral AI, Amazon Europe Core SARL. 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
2026-05-04OpenAI OpCo, LLCtopics related to artificial intelligence source ↗
2026-02-24Mistral AICompetition policy and Digital Markets Act (DMA) source ↗
2025-07-15Amazon Europe Core SARLDigital Markets Act (DMA) and competition policy. source ↗
2026-03-05IBM CorporationExchange of views on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and algorithmic management in a changing world of work source ↗
2026-03-02Apple Inc.Exchange of views on the implementation of the Digital Markets Act and regulatory simplification source ↗
2026-02-25HealthAIExchange on Digital Health and Artificial Intelligence source ↗
2025-10-01Google Ireland Limited and its affiliatesExchange of Views on Artificial Intelligence, Simplification, Digital Markets Act, Digital Services Act, Political Advertising source ↗
2026-05-20Microsoft CorporationEU policies on digital markets, in particular on AI source ↗
2025-10-02National Foreign Trade CouncilDiscussion on: - Pillar Two - Digital Services Taxes source ↗
2025-02-26Metaverse EUExchange of views on the Digital Services Act and on the Digital Markets Act in the context of ongoing global and policy developments. source ↗
2026-03-17Netflix International B.V.Audiovisual sector in Europe, decarbonisation, Digital Markets Act (DMA) source ↗
2025-10-17France DigitaleExchange of views on the Data Act source ↗
2025-03-26PayPal Limited, Belgium BranchDiscussion on payments in Europe, impact of the Digital Markets Act. source ↗
2026-04-16Black Forest LabsExchange of views on copyright and Artificial Intelligence source ↗
2026-03-16ProsusArtificial intelligence source ↗
2026-03-05HELLOWORKExchange of views on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and algorithmic management in a changing world of work source ↗
2026-01-08OrangeArtificial intelligence (GPAI and Agentic AI) source ↗
2025-12-11Siemens AGInnovation policy and funding; Artificial Intelligence source ↗
2025-12-09RELXExchange on artificial intelligence, research and research data source ↗
2025-10-22AlstomCyber Resilience Act (CRA), Data Act, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act in the scope of the Digital Omnibus source ↗
2025-10-08NVIDIA CorporationArtificial Intelligence and energy efficiency – Data Centre Package source ↗
2025-07-02Salesforce Inc.Artificial Intelligence source ↗
2025-04-10THALESThales’ Artificial Intelligence (AI) strategy and use cases and the European AI Office’s latest initiatives and stakeholder consultation procedures source ↗
2025-04-02LinkedIn IrelandUptake of artificial intelligence in the workplace source ↗
2025-03-26Local Government DenmarkIntroduction to the Commission’s digital agenda, and in particular on elements concerning Artificial Intelligence, to visitors’ group of “Kommunernes Landsforening”. 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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