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This photo combo of images shows logos for Apple, Meta, Google and Amazon. (AP Photo)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>AMSTERDAM: A group of European telecom regulators does not support the idea of having big tech<\/a> firms such as Google<\/a> and Netflix<\/a> paying for telecommunications infrastructure, it said in initial findings published on Tuesday.

The findings by the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications (BEREC) come as the European Commission is debating whether internet platforms should be obliged to fund digital infrastructure such as 5G telecoms networks, given they make heavy use of it.

\"BEREC has found no evidence that such (a direct compensation) method is justified given the current state of the market,\" the BEREC conclusions said.

The telecommunications industry<\/a> has argued Google, Netflix, Meta<\/a>, Amazon, Microsoft<\/a> and Apple should pay for a \"fair share\" of telecom infrastructure as their services make up more than half of internet traffic.

However, digital rights groups fear that if the big tech firms fund infrastructure, they will also strike deals with telecom firms to give their own traffic preferential treatment, undermining the principle of net neutrality.

In a reaction to the BEREC findings, telecom lobby group ETNO - the European Telecommunications Network Operators, which represents Deutsche Telekom, Orange Group, Telefonica and others - rejected the BEREC findings as outdated and said it would submit new evidence to the Commission to support its position.

BEREC's findings said the internet had proved resilient to changing traffic patterns in the past and following ETNO's proposals \"could be of significant harm\".

EU industry chief Thierry Breton has said the European Union will review the matter early in 2023.
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欧盟监管机构对大型科技集团支付电信基础设施

欧洲监管机构发现身体的电子通讯(BEREC)之际,欧盟委员会正在讨论是否应该强制互联网平台为数字5 g电信网络等基础设施,给他们大量使用。

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阿姆斯特丹:一群欧洲电信监管机构不支持的想法大型科技股等公司谷歌和网飞公司为电信基础设施,它在星期二公布的初步结果。

欧洲监管机构发现身体的电子通讯(BEREC)之际,欧盟委员会正在讨论是否应该强制互联网平台为数字5 g电信网络等基础设施,给他们大量使用。

“BEREC发现没有证据表明这种(直接补偿)方法是合理的,考虑到市场的当前状态,“BEREC结论说。

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电信行业认为谷歌,Netflix,元,亚马逊,微软和苹果应该支付的“公平分享”电信基础设施作为服务占超过一半的互联网流量。

然而,数字人权组织担心,如果大型科技公司基金基础设施,他们也将达成协议与电信公司给自己的交通优惠待遇,破坏网络中立的原则。

在反应BEREC发现,电信游说团体ETNO——欧洲电信网络运营商,代表德国电信橙组,西班牙电信和其他——拒绝了BEREC发现过时,并表示将向委员会提交新的证据来支持自己的立场。

BEREC结果表示,互联网是适应不断变化的交通模式在过去和ETNO的提议“可能造成重大损害”。

欧盟产业首席蒂埃里布列塔尼人表示欧盟将审查在2023年初。
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This photo combo of images shows logos for Apple, Meta, Google and Amazon. (AP Photo)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>AMSTERDAM: A group of European telecom regulators does not support the idea of having big tech<\/a> firms such as Google<\/a> and Netflix<\/a> paying for telecommunications infrastructure, it said in initial findings published on Tuesday.

The findings by the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications (BEREC) come as the European Commission is debating whether internet platforms should be obliged to fund digital infrastructure such as 5G telecoms networks, given they make heavy use of it.

\"BEREC has found no evidence that such (a direct compensation) method is justified given the current state of the market,\" the BEREC conclusions said.

The telecommunications industry<\/a> has argued Google, Netflix, Meta<\/a>, Amazon, Microsoft<\/a> and Apple should pay for a \"fair share\" of telecom infrastructure as their services make up more than half of internet traffic.

However, digital rights groups fear that if the big tech firms fund infrastructure, they will also strike deals with telecom firms to give their own traffic preferential treatment, undermining the principle of net neutrality.

In a reaction to the BEREC findings, telecom lobby group ETNO - the European Telecommunications Network Operators, which represents Deutsche Telekom, Orange Group, Telefonica and others - rejected the BEREC findings as outdated and said it would submit new evidence to the Commission to support its position.

BEREC's findings said the internet had proved resilient to changing traffic patterns in the past and following ETNO's proposals \"could be of significant harm\".

EU industry chief Thierry Breton has said the European Union will review the matter early in 2023.
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