I thought the article was pretty clear: they are breaking rules (not laws, FWIW) but are not yet big enough for the EU to do anything about it. At their current

I thought the article was pretty clear: they are breaking rules (not laws, FWIW) but are not yet big enough for the EU to do anything about it. At their current growth trajectory they will soon. The EU statement seems to just be an anticipation of the inevitable.