DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
News - Europe, ZTE
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
DCD Magazine #62 out now
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Europe steps up sovereignty with AI ramping and rumored vendor axing
Huawei and ZTE under threat as EU emboldens security, as European AI gigafactories take a step closer to reality
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EU officials exploring potential Huawei, ZTE network ban - report
Member states could face fines if they fail to strip out ‘high-risk vendor’ equipment
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Nokia CEO calls for ‘high-risk vendors’ to be axed from Europe
Justin Hotard calls out Huawei, ZTE in an on-stage conversation with the Finnish President
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Italy's EOLO partners with ZTE for 5G mmWave
Adds ZTE to vendor list following recent Nokia deal
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Germany orders ban on Chinese 5G network components, gives carriers until 2029 for full removal
Equipment must be removed from the core part of network by 2026
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Asperitas launches Direct Forced Convection immersion cooling tank
Vertiv announces cooling unit with natural refrigerants, ZTE announced new immersion cooling tank
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Germany edges nearer to a Huawei 5G ban - report
Will Germany follow the path of other European markets?
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German Ministry weighing up 5G ban on Huawei and ZTE
Operators in the country aren't so sure though
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Jersey Telecom outlines £80m 5G investment plan with Ericsson tie-up
And will ditch ZTE kit in its 4G network
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Huawei slams European Commission plans to phase it out of market
Claims that there's no verification to comments made by EC
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European Union considers mandatory ban on Huawei in 5G networks - report
A ban could be put in place on vendors deemed to be 'high risk'
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Germany prepares to ban Huawei and ZTE from parts of 5G network
Will the country follow the path of others?
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Germany gives ZTE seal of approval for its 5G kit
It's a big boost for Chinese carrier and its security credentials
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US government asks allies not to use Huawei equipment
And considers increasing subsidies on non-Chinese telecoms products
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ZTE suspends trading as it is banned from buying US equipment
Plus, the UK has declared it a security risk