The EU is falling behind its digital transformation goals for 2030, according to this year’s State of the Digital Decade report by the European Commission. The bloc has set four main targets: the digital transformation of businesses, the boost of its digital infrastructure, the cultivation of digital skills, and the digitalisation of key public services and health records. However, the Commission’s findings reveal that the current efforts of the member states are falling short of the EU’s ambitions across all target areas. “Today’s report clearly shows that we are not on track to reach our targets on the digital transformation…
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