Money
Tech Giants Estimate €115 Billion Cost for EU Digital Sovereignty
Amazon, Google, and Meta claim that the EU's proposed digital sovereignty laws could lead to €115 billion in costs for the region by 2036.
October 15, 2026, 01:32 PM·CNews.ru
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Crypto
ESMA Reviews Risks of Tokenized Collateral in Clearing Operations
ESMA is evaluating the risks of tokenized collateral to ensure clearinghouses can maintain liquidity and legal certainty during market crises.
Cointelegraph
EVs
Munich Court Mandates Price Parity for EV Charging Providers
The Munich I Regional Court has ruled that EWE Go must offer roaming providers the same charging prices as its own end customers, citing the EU's AFIR regulation.
electrive.com
Crypto
EU Regulators Scrutinize Binance Operations Under MiCA
European regulators are investigating Binance over its reliance on the reverse solicitation exemption to serve EU customers following the implementation of MiCA rules.
Decrypt
EVs
EU Postpones Decision on Tesla FSD Approval
The European Union has postponed the vote on Tesla's FSD (Supervised) system approval until at least December, leaving the technology restricted to a minority of member states.
electrive.com
Crypto
EU Regulators Issue Warning on Quantum Risks to Financial Infrastructure
European financial regulators warn that quantum computing threats to cryptographic security require immediate preparation and a transition to post-quantum standards by 2030.
ForkLog
EVs
Tesla FSD (Supervised) Gains Approval in Czech Republic
Czechia has become the seventh EU nation to authorize Tesla's FSD (Supervised) system, following a provisional approval originally issued by the Netherlands.
electrive.com
Hardware
iPhone 18 Pro Repairability Scores See Minor Gains in EU Filings
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max have seen a marginal increase in their EU repairability scores, reaching 3.14 points due to improvements in tool accessibility and internal disassembly.
cnBeta.COM
Crypto
European Finance Groups Challenge EU Tokenization Caps
European financial groups are urging the EU to remove or significantly raise the 100 billion euro cap on tokenized assets, citing the need to remain competitive with the US market.
Cointelegraph
Hardware
EU Repair Labels Study Reveals Widespread Non-Compliance Among Smartphone Makers
Right to Repair Europe reports that 82% of 2,334 smartphones analyzed failed to provide compliant repair information under EU regulations.
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