Berlin – Five companies from four different countries have joined the Sovereignty Alliance for European Network Technology (SAFENet) in an effort to strengthen Europe’s technological capacity to act. The alliance, which was founded just a few weeks ago, has now grown from four to nine European network technology companies.
The new members, Genexis, IPmotion, MB connect line, Teldat, and Waystream, bring a diverse range of strengths to the alliance. Genexis, based in the Netherlands and Sweden, specializes in fibre termination and home networking solutions. IPmotion, a German manufacturer, develops mobile internet access and router solutions for transportation and public safety applications. MB connect line, also based in Germany, focuses on secure remote access solutions for industrial operators, while Teldat, located in Spain, offers router, SD-WAN, 5G, and cybersecurity solutions for businesses and critical infrastructure. Finally, Waystream, based in Sweden, develops access switches and routers for municipal networks and network operators in Northern and Central Europe.
The alliance’s shared goal is to ensure that European network technology is given the weight it deserves in Brussels and national capitals, as well as to strengthen Europe’s technological sovereignty. “We are thrilled to welcome these five new members to SAFENet,” said a spokesperson for the alliance. “Their expertise and capabilities will greatly contribute to our mission of creating a self-determined, resilient, and future-proof digital Europe.”
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About SAFENet:
The Sovereignty Alliance for European Network Technology (SAFENet) is a strategic alliance of leading European network technology companies. Its goal is to create a digital Europe that is self-determined, resilient, and future-proof.
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