EU moves to force the phase-out of Chinese suppliers from key infrastructure, FT reports

An existing regime to restrict high-risk vendors is voluntary but the zone's cybersecurity proposal is likely to make it mandatory for EU countries, the report said, citing unidentified officials......

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The European Union is reportedly moving to mandate the phase-out of Chinese-made equipment from critical infrastructure, including products from companies like Huawei and ZTE from telecom networks and solar energy systems.

This initiative aims to transform a currently voluntary high-risk vendor restriction into a mandatory cybersecurity proposal for EU countries.
The proposal is expected to be presented on Tuesday.
The United States banned approvals of new telecommunications equipment from Huawei and ZTE in 2022 and has encouraged its European allies to adopt similar measures.

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