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19 Feb, 2020

EU telcos welcome the European Commission approach to digital leadership, stress the role of 5G and fibre networks

Brussels, 19 February 2020 – ETNO, the Association representing Europe’s leading telecom companies, welcomes the fresh approach to digital leadership enshrined in the “Shaping Europe’s digital future” Strategy, in the “Communication on a European Data Strategy” and in the “White Paper on Artificial Intelligence”, which were unveiled today by the European Commission.

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15 Feb, 2020

Digital Upskilling For All: Tender specifications for subcontracting external expertise

Project title and number: Digital Upskilling For All! - VS/2020/00111. Background

ETNO has been awarded a grant from the European Commission to launch a project called Digital Upskilling For All!
2. Summary of the project
Digital Upskilling For All! is a 2-year social dialogue project that aims to develop best practices and create recommended pathways for digital upskilling, inclusion and diversity within the workforce of the European Telecoms sector.

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29 Jan, 2020

European telcos support harmonised and fact-based EU rules on 5G security

Brussels, 29 January 2020 – ETNO, the Association representing Europe’s leading telecom operators, supports a harmonised EU approach to 5G security. Security is at the heart of our on-going work to deploy resilient 5G infrastructure across European territories. We therefore welcome today’s publication of the “5G Security Toolbox”, presented by EU Member States with ENISA and the European Commission.

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28 Jan, 2020

EU connectivity is becoming faster and more intelligent, but more investment is needed

Brussels, 28 January 2020 – 5G and fibre are becoming a reality in Europe and there is a major opportunity for launching European AI and data-based services. Telcos will be a major lever for growth and inclusion across the digital ecosystem. However, telecom markets remain relatively weak in Europe, which means that policy action is needed to boost investment in networks and make the Continent globally competitive.

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