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Calls for one EU-wide interpretation of data rules instead of 27 divergent systems, backing a single application across the union; flags fragmentation as the concrete obstacle to a functioning single market. Proposes adding sovereignty criteria in the European cloud certification scheme, links that to legal certainty for businesses and consumer confidence. Notes GDPR is now ten years old, treats data flows and digital infrastructure as critical economic enablers, and frames modernization as balancing competitiveness with fundamental rights.
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