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Academic / research · Poland
Industry association · Denmark
Declared costs: €2.3M+ a year · in the register since 2008
European Innovation Act · Cyber Resilience Act
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Łukasiewicz Research Network · filed 29 Sept 2025 · source
The new document signals a shift in focus from building deep-tech ecosystems to addressing systemic barriers hindering scaling and commercialization of innovations. Key Observations: The 2022 Agenda outlined 25 actions supporting talent, deep-tech, and funding. The 2025 plan seems more like an operational arm of recommendations, aiming to harmonize regulatory conditions across the EU.
Danish Industry · filed 3 Oct 2025 · source
European Innovation Act response on the call for evidence DI, the largest Business Confederation in Denmark, welcomes the opportunity to reply on the call for evidence for a coming European Innovation Act. Overall assessment and remarks The Confederation of Danish Industry (DI) acknowledge the EU Commissions ambition to pro-mote innovation and strengthen European businesses (see DIs specific remarks in Annex 1…
Łukasiewicz Research Network · filed 16 May 2022 · source
As the Commission has opened consultations on the Cyber Resilience Act, the aim of this new initiative seems to be to improve the internal market’s functioning by streamlining and supplementing existing rules applicable to digital products and preventing further fragmentation of cybersecurity requirements for digital products and ancillary services in the market.
Danish Industry · filed 23 May 2022 · source
DI supports the ambition to strengthen cyberresilience in Europe. We are in favor of policy option 4 with the modification that we do not believe ancillary services should be included. From Option 5 we would support the inclusion of embedded software and also non-embedded (standalone software) with an intended use to be integrated into specific products, preferably only for critical software.
Danish Industry · filed 23 Jan 2023 · source
DI agrees there is a need to strengthen the cyber security of products in Europe and we support the proposed CRA regulation. We support a horizontal approach to cybersecurity and appreciate that the proposal aims at applying the NLF principles which will ease compliance for our member companies. Never-the-less, adaptations will be needed to clarify the obligations and make them more proportionate.
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