Chambers Europe 2026 | Italy: A TMT: Information Technology Overview

From Innovation to Governance: The Next Phase of the Digital Economy

We are pleased to share the first of three In-Depth Overviews contributed by OOAA to Chambers 2026. In the Italy: TMT – Information Technology Overview, Davide Graziano examines why 2026 marks a strategic turning point for the digital economy: the shift from generative to agentic AI, cloud as critical infrastructure, cybersecurity as a governance issue, and the simultaneous entry into force of the EU’s core digital rulebook — the AI Act, Data Act, NIS2, DORA, and DSA/DMA.
His key message: the next competitive advantage will belong not to those who simply deploy AI, but to those who embed it within a credible governance framework.

Read the full overview here.

Two more Overviews by our professionals will follow shortly.

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