The European Commission proposes new measures to enhance cybersecurity by certifying trusted suppliers and phasing out high-risk foreign vendors, particularly in critical infrastructure. The proposal has sparked tensions with China and the US, highlighting geopolitical and trade concerns surrounding supply chain security. #Huawei #ZTE
Keypoints
- The EU proposes reforms to strengthen supply chain security and critical infrastructure protection.
- New certification requirements aim to vet IT suppliers before products are sold in the EU.
- Telecom operators are given up to three years to remove components from high-risk foreign suppliers.
- China criticizes the proposal, warning it may lead to protectionism and harming Chinese companies in Europe.
- US technology firms face geopolitical risks, with US sanctions influencing European and global cybersecurity policies.
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