The “fifth generation” of telecommunication systems, or 5G, will be one of the most critical building blocks of EU digital economy in the next decade. Europe has taken significant steps to lead global developments towards this strategic technology.
Most European governments rely on scientific committees that hold on to one basic premise: the only documented health risk from mobile radiation is the heating of body tissues. Radiation safety limits are made to prevent this from happening. As long as these limits are respected, there is no risk to health, according these committees.
The claim that there is a link between 5G and the pandemic, nevertheless went viral in Facebook groups, messages on WhatsApp, and in YouTube videos, in parallel with Coronavirus spreading across the globe.
The European Commission strengthens the European Union’s cybersecurity capabilities, capacity to deter and mitigate cyber-threats and incidents, by employing the…
The accelerating rollout of 5G in Europe has become a key battleground in a broader struggle for control over the…
Roaming charges ended on 15 June 2017 and now Commission wants to extend Free roaming calls, SMS and data for…
Digital Europe is the digital future transition that should work for all, putting people first and opening new opportunities for…
Communication prices across the EU in 2019 were almost five times as high in the most expensive EU State than…
EuCNC 2019 is the 28th edition of a successful series of a conference in the field of telecommunications. This conference…
European leaders have become increasingly alarmed by what they consider China’s IT threat. MEPs adopt the EU Cybersecurity certification scheme…
The European Commission has recently published its 5G Action Plan to boost EU efforts for the deployment of 5G infrastructures…
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