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The General Court's order of 3 August 2026 (T-280/26 R) states "On 26 February 2026, the European Commission adopted the contested decision", and Macfarlanes gives the same day; no time of adoption is published.
The court's own order recites the decision's number (C(2026) 1477), its 26 February 2026 adoption, the five-week deadline, recital 3's allegations and Annex 1 paragraph 18.[1]
The Official Journal notice of Broadcom's action identifies the challenged act as the Commission Decision of 26 February 2026 in Case AT.40924 - VMware software licensing.[1]
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