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France, Italy and Spain reportedly repeat calls for big tech to pay for EU...

Three EU countries have made fresh calls that big tech firms such as Google, Meta and Netflix should help pay for European network infrastructure, according to Reuters. France, Italy and Spain have...

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EU set to challenge telcos over demands for big tech cash

European operators have been trying to get the EU to force US internet giants to pay extra for using their networks but it seems the bloc remains unconvinced. We know this thanks to Bloomberg, which...

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Europe to consult on making big tech pay for network use

Thierry Breton has reportedly said he will launch a consultation on making tech giants contribute to the cost of the continent’s networks. Breton is the European Commissioner for its internal market....

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Google pushes back on the ‘sender pays principle’

Following the renewed plea by European operators for video streamers to contribute to the cost of telecoms infrastructure, Google delivered a riposte. Matt Brittin, Google’s President for EMEA, took...

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EU votes in favour of enforcing ‘common charger’ for mobile devices

By the end of 2024 all mobile phones, tablets and cameras sold in the EU will have to have USB C charging, and from spring 2026 so will laptops. The new law was passed in the EU parliament with 602...

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EU launches next phase of 6G research, splurges €250m on new projects

Sustainability, inclusion and trustworthiness are among the top priorities for the next stage of the European Commission’s 6G research programme. Unveiled late last week, Hexa-X-II will combine the...

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InterDigital involved in five EU 6G projects

As the European 6G bureaucracy creaks into gear, US tech R&D company InterDigital has been awarded funding to support several of its projects. It can be tricky to stay on top of the various...

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EU joins UK by probing Microsoft acquisition of Activision Blizzard

The European Commission has opened an in-depth investigation into the proposed acquisition of computer games giant Activision Blizzard by Microsoft. This follows the UK’s decision a couple of months...

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