EU Proposes Strict Measures to Phase Out Huawei and ZTE Telecom Equipment by 2030
The European Union is contemplating a sweeping new law that would mandate the removal of all Huawei and ZTE telecommunications equipment from its member countries within the next decade. This move comes amid growing concerns over cybersecurity, with EU officials citing potential risks to national security as key drivers behind the proposal.
Background: A Shifting Landscape
The telecommunications landscape in Europe has seen significant changes in recent years due to advancements in 5G technology and increasing geopolitical tensions. Huawei, a leading provider of telecom equipment globally, faces growing scrutiny over allegations related to cyberespionage and ties with the Chinese government.
Implications for Telecom Providers
The proposed EU law would require telecommunications companies a...

