Europe needs concrete action on connectivity policy
Policymakers have already recognized the need for a new digital approach. Done right, it can take us into a more prosperous, fair and flourishing future.
Policymakers have already recognized the need for a new digital approach. Done right, it can take us into a more prosperous, fair and flourishing future.
Berlin’s Western partners will be pleased it is cutting ties with the Chinese 5G equipment maker, even if the terms of the deal suggest a capitulation.
Although 5G network coverage looks good in the Czech Republic, construction is facing administrative hurdles. Czechiaโs biggest problem is the pace of building fibre networks, where it is unlikely to meet its 2030 target.
The last Slovak mobile operator, O2, began switching off its 3G network at the beginning of the year. Regular customers with mobile phones will not be restricted, older devices that communicate via 3G may have problems.
The European Union is looking to ban foreign wind turbines on the grounds of cybersecurity concerns, echoing similar recommendations that saw EU countries bar China’s Huawei from 5G networks.
5G-connected technologies must be deployed at scale and at speed to improve lives, drive growth and compete with China and the U.S.
Twin visits by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to Washington and Beijing underscore Canberraโs delicate geopolitical tightrope walk.
Donald Trump tried to prod Germany to ban the Chinese tech giant, but former Chancellor Angela Merkel defied him. As Germany grows increasingly anxious about China, Biden is trying to do the same with Merkelโs successor.
The EU wants to invest in ‘cable projects of European interest’ globally, paper seen by POLITICO showed.
Why Open RAN is key to strategic autonomy and security.
Plans under discussion include bans on core and sensitive parts of telecoms networks.
Digital dialogue comes as EU, China clash over electric car subsidies.
Rome’s support for the initiative to make tech companies contribute to digital infrastructure can no longer be taken for granted, as the Italian state secretary for digital transition called any proposal on this matter ‘premature’ in an interview with …