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The Tech Policy Talks, organised by Forum Europe in collaboration with Qualcomm, gather global experts and policy-makers to offer dialogue on the most topical and pertinent issues in technology and 5G. The second series kicked off with the first session on June 22 2021 followed by the ‘Unlocking 5G’s Potential in Africa’ Tech Policy Talk on November 22 2021, a discussion on Technology & Education on December 13 2021 and finally a Transatlantic Discussion on ‘What’s next for the Mobile Ecosystem on 19 May, 2022. Check back for updates on upcoming sessions.
For more information about the series or to register your interest, please contact Grace Kemp, Event Manager at Forum Europe: [email protected].
Mobile devices occupy an integral role in everyday life, with unprecedented innovation continuing to drive essential connectivity and productivity. The pace of evolution of the mobile ecosystem in recent years, and its vital role in modern societies, has in-turn demanded a parallel evolution in how the digital sector is regulated.
In this context, the EU and the US are currently ramping up cooperation on technology, industrial leadership, compatible standards and regulation through the newly formed Trade and Technology Council (TTC), and there is significant enthusiasm as to the positive impact closer cooperation between the EU and the US might deliver for consumers and innovation on both sides of the Atlantic.
May 19, 2022
What's next for the Mobile Ecosystem?
This edition looked at how mobile devices occupy an integral role in everyday life, with unprecedented innovation continuing to drive essential connectivity and productivity.
December 13, 2021
Technology & Education
This edition focussed on education and the contribution that digital can make to the development and improvement of learning outcomes in Europe.
November 22, 2021
Unlocking
5G's Potential
in Africa
This session brought together key thought-leaders from across the region to look at how an enabling environment for deployment of 5G can be advanced by working cooperatively.
Session 5 (22 Jun) – The Tech and Industrial Dimensions of the EU Green Deal
Session 4 (26 Jan) – Europe’s Open Strategic Autonomy – Building a Consensus?
Session 3 (12 Nov) – Investing in Europe’s Future: Innovation, R&D and Talents
Session 2 (7 July) – The European Approach to AI: What is next?
Session 1 (7 May) – Connectivity & The Digital Transformation
Artificial Intelligence
Connectivity
5G's Potential
Education
Innovation
It was a very interesting and rich debate. Thanks a lot to all!
Christiane Canenbley, Deputy Head of Cabinet, Executive Vice President Vestager, European Commission
I really enjoyed it and it is only the beginning of this US-EU cooperation on tech regulation
Alexandre de Streel, Academic Director, CERRE; Professor, University of Namur
Many thanks for having invited me as a speaker to the Tech Policy Talks online event. It really was a pleasure to contribute to the discussion with the other panelists.
Michael Vorländer, Head of Unit, Education and Research, Permanent Representation of the Federal Republic of Germany
Eva Maydell, Member, European Parliament
Skills and high level software engineering, connectivity (5G and Fibre) and Data flow across European Union for artificial intelligence, here are my main suggestions for innovations! EU must invest into R&D and European Research Area and happy to do so in line with European Commission.
Miapetra Kumpula-Natri, Member, European Parliament
Event Partner