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The EU Commission is seeking to curb Big Tech monopoly power, while Siemens' Jim Hagemann Snabe advises the EU on AI.

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Jun 18Corporate Europe Observatory monitors lobbying and merger policy as the EU Commission addresses Big Tech concerns.Sub-event
Jun 18EU seeks to curb Big Tech monopoly power; Siemens leader advises on AI.1 source
- euobserver.com

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Google
American multinational technology company, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc.
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Siemens
German multinational conglomerate company
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- Hull has won a £310 million contract to build Siemens' turbine blade factory, while research also informs political discussions on devolution.Mon 13:46

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Jun 18euobserver.com