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EU to allow companies access to private data to boost innovation

The EU hopes that by giving companies access to more data, it will support businesses to build new services and products but also help researchers tackle societal challenges.

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Companies would also have to implement legal or technical measures to avoid having to comply with abusive or unlawful requests for data held in Europe from third country authorities

Bloomberg
The European Union has proposed new rules to allow companies access to public and personal data, an effort to compete with U.S. and Asian giants and encourage innovation in areas like climate change and health.The rules proposed by the European Commission, the bloc’s executive body, would grant businesses and research organizations access to data normally blocked off due to privacy, commercial confidentiality, or intellectual property rights. It will also make it easier for people to donate their data for non-commercial research.
 
The bloc’s tough data protection rules, called the General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR, would still apply, and

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