EU to purge Chinese gear from critical infrastructure, FT reports
TL;DR
The European Union is moving toward mandating the phase‑out of Chinese‑made equipment from critical infrastructure, targeting Huawei and ZTE in telecom networks and solar energy systems. A cybersecurity proposal could make such bans mandatory, with timelines tied to sector risks and the availability of alternatives. Some large EU markets have resisted adopting these measures; Reuters could not verify the FT report, and officials from the Commission, China, Huawei and ZTE did not comment.
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