Then why would you put China alongside USA? It’s not like their software has been an international success. China pretty much only have TikTok, while EU have Spotify.

You might be tempted to include WeChat and games that Tencent brought, but if we lower the bar to that then the list of EU companies would grow a lot as well, such as SoundCloud, Shazam, last.fm, Viber, King, Mojang, Rovio, Supercell, Kiloo, Dailymotion, Criteo, SAP, ASOS, Skyscanner, Wix, GoCardless, Adyen, Kaspersky Labs, Yandex, Transferwise, Badoo, etc.

Probably SAP

Someone already mentioned SAP. Also Booking.com. But also ARM (though it's hardware, not software).

Europe also produces 20% of world's research in the field [1]

The big question though is: do we measure success correctly? The vast majority of "great American companies" are either vaporware with inflated valuations, or produce zero innovations [2]

[1] https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/05/european-rd-review-f...

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24460504

Are these products a thing in Asia?

Datadog founders are french and they have a big R&D presence in Paris. Europe brain drain is a known problem for its tech sector but still underestimated in my opinion.