The European payment scheme is key to our sovereignty
In a world that is increasingly divided in blocks, the European Commission is reaffirming its will for more European-level sovereignty.
Winners and losers in the eSIM battle
The eSIM has been around for a few years now. During the eSIM (eUICC) standardization process, the handset vendors were dragging their feet.
5,000 LinkedIn contacts… Now what?
I’ve just been reaching 5,000 contacts on my LinkedIn account…. And I wonder what it actually means…. In fact, I have been a LinkedIn user for 16 years. Over this time, I created contacts with lots of people: customers, colleagues, business acquaintances, people met in trade shows, speakers in conferences, people met in various contexts, people with whom I have exchanged business cards, a few non-professional friends, and even more. In times when the Covid drastically reduces
Apple Pay under European Commission investigation
Even though NFC had been developed from its inception as an open technology allowing multiple third party developers to propose applications and usages, it has now been obvious for years that implementations are not as open as expected. With the “Pays,” essentially Apple Pay and Android Pay, the need for a whole ecosystem has emerged: tokenization services have been set up and handset vendors have included security aboard their devices in the form of a Secure Element or a TEE
