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Brussels Regulatory Brief: September/October 2025

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Antitrust and Competition – European Commission Accepts Commitments to Address Bundling Concerns in the Tech Sector – On 12 September 2025, the European Commission (Commission) accepted legally binding commitments offered by a tech company to address concerns related to a possible abuse of dominant position by tying its communication and collaboration platform to its operating system and applications for business customers….
By: K&L Gates LLP

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