TIM

TIM response to the Digital Omnibus Consultation TIM welcomes the opportunity to provide its feedback on the European Commission's public consultation regarding the 'digital omnibus' legislative proposal. We strongly support the Commission's focus on regulatory simplification, which we consider a crucial step towards creating a more agile and future-proof framework for the European telecommunications sector.

Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)

TIM welcomes the opportunity to submit its views on the 2 GHz MSS proposal. The proposal would establish a common EU comparative procedure for selecting holders of rights of use in the 2 GHz MSS band and authorising them under harmonised conditions across Member States.

TIM's response to the European Commission consultation on the Proposed "Digital Networks Act" (DNA) Regulation Index 1. Legislative instrument 2. Aim and general objectives 3. Simplification 4. Spectrum 4.1 Spectrum for satellite systems 5. Net neutrality 6. Level playing field 6.1 ePrivacy 7. Scope 8. Ecosystem cooperation 9. General authorisation 10. End user rights 11. Fraud 12. Resilience 13.

Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)

TIM welcomes the European Commissions call for evidence on the Climate and Environmental Delegated Acts in order to provide feedback on the technical alignment criteria. As a telecommunications company, we are mainly concerned with respect to data centers and data-driven digital solutions.

TIM appreciates the Commissions proposal from a methodological perspective and with regard to the revision of the materiality principle, as it is aimed at simplifying the reporting framework. Overall, this approach appears consistent with the need to strengthen the proportionality and applicability of the disclosure framework.

It is very important for the audiovisual sector to remain exempt from the Geo-blocking Regulation. Local exclusivity is essential for content development, creation, production and funding. From a cultural diversity perspective: the removal of geoblocking could lead to greater homogenization of content, with a prevalence of global productions at the expense of local productions.

Tim welcomes the opportunity to comment on the revision of the CSA. We support GSMA-Connect Europe input on the CSA review but wish to further elaborate on the European Cybersecurity Certification Framework and its possible evolution toward an instrument that can address, where needed and justified, also non-technical risks.

  TIM comments to the Public Consultation on the Data Act 13 May 2022 TIM welcomes the opportunity to comment on the European Commission proposal on the Data Act, a pivotal piece of legislation to reestablish the role of Europe in the global data economy. TIM supports the overarching objective of promoting and facilitating data sharing, pursued by the proposed Regulation.

Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)

Telecom Italia's (TIM) response to public consultation TIM welcomes the opportunity to comment on the White Paper, which recognizes the challenges Europes telecoms sector has been facing in the last years and outlines possible ways forward to address these challenges. TIM believes there is an urgent need for the Commission to translate these ideas into concrete measures and legislative proposals.

TIM strongly supports the overall direction of Chips Act 2.0 and appreciates the Commission's efforts to expand the framework beyond manufacturing capacity towards a more comprehensive ecosystem approach. At the same time, TIM believes that further progress is needed in areas such as demand aggregation, advanced computing sovereignty, strategic procurement coordination, data-sharing infrastructures and recognition…

As a large European listed company, in compliance to the relevant European and national regulation laws regarding Sustainability issues (and more recently also EU Taxonomy topics), we have been reporting for over two decades and are quite aware of the complex time-consuming processes and associated costs that are linked to these requirements, and therefore certainly appreciate the Commissions objective of…

Following the review of the Annexes to the proposed Delegated Act and of the draft Commission Delegated Regulation amending Regulation (EU) 2024/1364, TIM welcomes the European Commissions initiative to establish a common Union rating and labelling scheme for data center under Directive (EU) 2023/1791.

TIM is actively contributing its extremely specialised resources and equipment to the development of European standards and is therefore fully appreciative of the initiative adopted by the European Commission with the EU Standardisation Strategy to strengthen the European competitiveness and the resilience of our supply chains, as well as Europe’s ability to promote its “core [..] democratic values and interests as…

TIM welcomes the possibility to express its views on the recent Commission’s proposal for recast of the Roaming Regulation, extending the Rome Like at Home (RLAH) regime and introducing several additional measures. In particular, TIM wishes to comment on the following particularly relevant aspects: 1.