They won't because they wouldn't be able to use them, just like the GDPR and U.S. cloud providers. The EU knows that leaving the market wide open without regul

They won't because they wouldn't be able to use them, just like the GDPR and U.S. cloud providers. The EU knows that leaving the market wide open without regulations is basically killing any chance of EU-startups existing. You think China would've had such a big tech scene, if they hadn't limited U.S. companies competitiveness? The GDPR demonstrated this, it kick started many companies, because U.S. companies with their infinite money supply can't buy their way into every market anymore. Plausible, nextcloud, EU hosting companies and many others got a huge boost from the GDPR.