Does it really matter if the American entries are "good" or not? Where's Europe's answer to...any of this?
Oh yeah, Nokia, the company that made dumb phones a quarter of a century ago, failed to enter the smart phone market at all, disappeared, was sold to Microsoft as their phone/tablet division, failed again and disappeared again.
Ah Bosch, the makers of my pain in the ass why the fuck did they do it that way router. Particularly the standard base needs to be jawholed up someone's lederhosen.
German automobile manufacturers, whose motto seems to be "Never use a part when a system will do." Expensive and complicated to maintain and not tremendously durable. Meanwhile the Japanese will sell you a war worthy compact pickup truck.
France is still a great nation.
At what, exactly? The Austrians make better wine, the Italians make better food, the Germans make better cars, the Greeks make better spelling, the Swiss make better chocolate and the British make better television. And apparently the Canadians host better porn. From the news of the last few years, all France is apparently good for is rioting against its own government.
The point still stands that the biggest web presence of the entire EU is hosting porn. In the column under "Type" the United States features search engines, video sharing platforms, social media, marketplaces, news, weather, software, email. Russia and China both feature news, email, social media. South Korea manages "consumer electronics" and "news." These places sound like they're trying to run a society, meanwhile Europe has the second through fifth most popular porn sites.
Globo news out of Brazil makes the list but the BBC and Reuters don't?
Also, Temu is American?