From the ECTA’s perspective, it warns that eliminating specific suppliers would negatively affect consumers, businesses, and the cohesion of the EU’s internal market for telecommunications services.

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"We can't afford to maintain critical dependencies that could become a ‘weapon’ against our interests,” the European Union's Thierry Breton wrote. That “toolbox” was introduced by the EU in early 2020 ...

While 3G made mobile internet possible and 4G allowed mobile broadband, 5G is expected to become the connectivity infrastructure that will pave the way for new product and services, such as ...

Huawei has made a strong response against comments made by the European Commission (EC) – confirming that the decisions taken by certain EU Member States to restrict or exclude technology from the ...

On February 5, 2026, Brussels put supply chains back at the center of the board. A revised cybersecurity law would cover telecoms and 17 other sectors, with China squarely in focus. Since January 2026 ...