Théophane Hartmann is a Tech Reporter at Euractiv. Based in Brussels, he covers EU tech policies with a focus on digital infrastructure, connectivity, and a range of topics including 5G technology, telecommunications services, and digital transformation. He has been featured in Submarine Telecoms Forum, Inc., Center for European Policy Analysis, Eurasia Review, and EURACTIV.
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Theophane's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a significant emphasis on the European Union. His articles cover a range of topics including technology, AI, digital education, telecoms and big tech.
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