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Panel discussion: Telecoms drumbeat for the future of connectivity

Presented by ETNO21 March, 4 - 5:20 PM CETIn-person and online
Rapid technological change and increasing consumer demand is putting pressure on Europe’s network infrastructure. In the age of 6G and ultra-fast fibre as well as the development of the so-called metaverse, what is the future of connectivity and who will drive it?

The State of Digital Communications Report 2023

Europe’s digital infrastructure is high on the political agenda since the first days of the new year. At the same time, other regions of the world have made significant progress on digital connectivity. How does Europe score on achieving the 2030 Digital Decade targets on connectivity? On which metrics does Europe have a lead over other continents? Where does Europe lag behind?

Edge Cloud and Strategic Capacity Building in the EU Policy Context on Cloud

The pressures of the pandemic have shown the importance of a reliable and secure digital infrastructure and the need to avoid dependencies in strategic supply chains. Next to communication networks, cloud services form a critical part of the infrastructure that enables the proper functioning of our economies and societies in an increasingly digitized world.

#ThinkDigital Interview with Enrico Salvatori, Senior Vice President & President, Qualcomm Europe

GSMA-ETNO input to BEREC’s opinion on the Commission Implementing Regulation on the Fair Use Policy and Sustainability of the Roaming Regulation

GSMA and ETNO welcome the opportunity to provide comments to BEREC’s opinion on the functioning of the Commission Implementing Regulation on the Fair Use Policy (FUP) and Sustainability of the Roaming Regulation.
The possibility to apply FUP is a fundamental feature of “roam-like-at-home” regime, which enables the operators to prevent losses caused by users using roaming services for purposes other than periodic travel.

GSMA - ETNO response to BEREC Call for input about the Review of the Intra-EU Communications Regulation

The GSMA and ETNO would like to use the opportunity to contribute to the future BEREC opinion analysing the measures on intra-EU communications.
In our contribution we reflect on the work done by BEREC collecting the inputs for three consecutive “Intra-EU communications BEREC Benchmark Reports”, and on our own experiences with the market development.

ETNO position paper on the European Media Freedom Act

ETNO strongly welcomes the initiative of the European Commission in adopting the proposal for a European Media Freedom Act (EMFA), as a free and open media is a fundamental part of our democracy. Furthermore, as the media and entertainment landscape continues to evolve, it is important that consumers’ possibility to choose from a wide range of media options is protected.

ETNO and EENA's letter to the European Commission on planned electricity network outages and impact on telecommunications network in Europe

ETNO and the European Emergency Number Association (EENA) call upon the European Commission to work together with Member States to ensure that in the event of planned electricity outages, telecommunications networks be placed on priority lists to ensure continuity of service and thus access to emergency communications.
Read the letter by ETNO Director General Lise Fuhr and EENA Executive Director Gary Machado to the European Commission below.

#ThinkDigital Interview with Rachel Samren, Senior Vice President, Chief External Affairs and Governance & Trust Officer (Telia Company))

#FibreStories - Episode III: Fibre to the House