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Head of Nokia Standards - all opinions are my own

For continued EU leadership in global standards (including 6G), it is essential to strengthen the incentives to innovate and to contribute to standardization. The fact that the SEP regulation proposal undermines Europe’s leaders in 5G/6G, and therefore Europe’s technological sovereignty and strategic autonomy should cause decision makers to question whether this specific proposal really serves European interests. The existing legal framework for SEP licensing has provided stability, predictability to all market players to continuously invest in the virtuous cycle.

European technology leadership is under threat ! Please register and join us on Nov 29th in Brussels or online to discuss the implications of the European Commission Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) proposal on European innovation. SEPs rules should continue to incentivize innovators to contribute their best technologies to open standards. Royalties obtained through licensing are reinvested by patent-holding innovators, thereby creating a virtuous circle of R&D, patenting, licensing and re-investment into R&D and standards. Damage to Europe’s innovation capability must be avoided. https://lnkd.in/ej4zwDfW

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andrian sulistyono 🇮🇩

SPV Operation | Telecommunications & 5G Enthusiast

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Re-establishing European strength in cellular also requires reregulation of operator and other services markets so that European mobile network operators can become profitable leaders in the mobile ecosystem once again. Hopefully the EU’s new Digital Markets Act (DMA) that seeks to reign-in the dominant and abusive behaviour of Big Tech companies will help European mobile operators and others improve their competitive positions and abilities to become leaders rather than remain followers with new technologies and services.

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