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The European Commission will try to mitigate the risks stemming from EU data being in the hands of third countries by outlining a series of 2030 objectives that will help the bloc procure next-generation data processing technologies, documents obtained by EURACTIV reveal.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a slow withdrawal from lockdown for England Credit: Leon Neal/PA SIR – The Prime Minister has said consistently that decisions about unlocking will rely on data. However, the latest decisions rely on more modelling by the same group of scientists whose previous predictions have been wildly inaccurate. I am not a scientist, but with current figures showing a significant drop in infections, deaths and hospital admissions, and with more vaccinations to...

The European Commission will lay out a series of new objectives in the field of 5G communications as part of its ‘Digital Decade’ plans, following a series of delays to the EU’s next-generation telecoms rollout, officials have said. The Digital Decade targets for 2030 are set to be unveiled by the Commission on March 9, with the aim of reducing the EU’s dependence on foreign countries for the provision of key technologies. Given the EU’s delays in rolling out 5G networks, next-generat...

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EU nations are 'progressing at different paces' in terms of security protocols introduced by the European Commission in order to ensure the safety of next-generation telecommunications networks, the European Court of Auditors has said.

According to Euractiv, the ECA has identified a worryingly divergent approach across different EU nations Paolo Pesce, part of the ECA team conducting the 12-month review, remarked that although "member states have started to develop and implement necessary security measures to mitigate risks, they seem to be progressing at a different pace." Flagging issues: The European Court of Auditors has flagged concerns about member states approaches to 5G security. As far as the ECA is concerned, if Lig...

Since the pandemic started last year, European citizens have had to radically realign their lives to the new reality. For the most part, this has meant rapidly migrating our personal and professional lives online. With this comes a broad range of policy measures aimed at reinforcing Europe’s connectivity and heightening cybersecurity standards across 2021. The pandemic also resulted in vastly accelerated profits for many of the tech giants, highlighting their dominance across online markets a...

Telecompaper WindTre fined another EUR 290,000 for transparency breaches Wednesday 23 December 2020 | 09:02 CET | News Italys communications regulator Agcom has fined WindTre another EUR 290,000 for a series of breaches relating to the lack of transparency of various fixed and mobile plans offered by its Wind and 3 Italia brands from January 2019 to March 2020. After receiving a series of complaints from customers, Agcom said it found the operator infringed article 70 of the Commun...

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