Examples of using Data localisation in English and their translations into Greek
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Separately, the Commission proposed a regulation prohibiting unjustified data localisation measures in the EU as it seeks to ensure the bloc can benefit from new data-driven technologies.
The reform bans data localisation restrictions imposed by member states on the geographical location for storing or processing non-personal data,
Moreover, removing existing data localisation measures is expected to drive down the cost of data services,
Moreover, removing existing data localisation measures will drive down the costs of data services,
By 30 May 2021, MS shall ensure that any existing data localisation requirement laid down in a law,
Member States shall make the details of any data localisation requirements applicable in their territory publicly available online via a single information point which they shall keep up-to-date, or, where available, via a Union-level information point established under another Union act.
In compliance with the principle of proportionality, data localisation requirements that are justified for public security reasons should be suitable for attaining the objective pursued,
We support the proposal in Article 4.4 which establishes that Member States shall make the details of any data localisation requirements applicable in their territory publicly available online via a single information point which they shall keep up-to-date.
In accordance with the principle of proportionality, data localisation requirements that are justified in exceptional cases by imperative grounds of public security should be suitable for attaining the objective pursued,
Member States shall ensure that any data localisation requirement that is not in compliance with paragraph 1 is repealed.
address unjustified data localisation requirements, noting that this facilitation will not affect the Parties' personal data protection rules.
Member States shall ensure that any data localisation requirement that is not in compliance with paragraph 1 has been repealed.
Legal uncertainty as to the extent of legitimate and illegitimate data localisation requirements further limits the choices available to market players
Member States shall ensure that any data localisation requirement that is not in compliance with paragraph 1 is repealed.
of market players and the public sector to use data localisation as a proxy for data security.
of market players and the public sector to use data localisation as a proxy for data security.
flow of non-personal data, the Commission proposes a new principle that abolishes data localisation requirements while ensuring access rights to competent authorities for regulatory control.
force of this Regulation, if a Member State considers that a data localisation requirement is in compliance with paragraph 1
(15)In order to ensure the transparency of data localisation requirements in the Member States for natural
(16) Data localisation requirements are frequently underpinned by a lack of trust in cross-border data storage