Twelve EU countries will jointly invest almost three billion euros into innovation in battery cell technology for electric vehicles and energy storage, cementing the EU as a “global hotspot” for battery innovation, the European Commission announced on Tuesday (26 January).

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It is expected that the €2.9 billion investment will generate three times this amount in private investments and could potentially create 18,000 new jobs, European Commission vice-president Maros Šefčovič said.

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The “European Battery Innovation” project was approved under the EU executive’s “Important Project of Common European Interest” (IPCEI) regulation, which allows EU countries to exceptionally circumvent the bloc’s strict state aid rules to support highly innovative projects that entail great risk.

Announcing the approval of the investment at a press event in Brussels, the Commission’s antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager said the project “is expected to lead to new technological breakthroughs and innovations in the battery value chain”.

“For those massive innovation challenges for the European economy, the risks can be too big for just one member state or one company to take alone. So, it makes good sense for European governments to come together to support industry in developing more innovative and sustainable batteries,” she added.

The project, which builds on the work of the 2017-launched “European Battery Alliance”, aims to bring greater innovation to the sector, such as eliminating cobalt and graphite in battery production and developing post-lithium-ion battery technologies. The project will also analyse how to make the recycling and disposal of batteries greener.

Household names such as BMW and Fiat are among the 42 businesses taking part in the project. Any company with a presence in Europe, including the US-headquartered Tesla, was eligible to join.

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The EU’s long-term aim is to make the bloc “strategically autonomous” throughout the battery supply chain, breaking Europe’s reliance on Asian and US battery cell manufacturers.

Already, mining projects have been launched within the EU and neighbouring countries to gather the raw materials currently necessary for battery production, such as lithium.

Achieving greater autonomy will ensure that Europe can set quality levels and maintain the push for sustainability, according to Šefčovič.

Enhancing the production of batteries for electric vehicles plays a key role in achieving the European Green Deal’s target of reducing transport emissions by 90% by 2050.

The EU should be manufacturing enough batteries to power at least six million electric cars each year by 2025, Šefčovič said.

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Raw materials: the missing link in Europe’s drive for batteries

While Europe is rapidly catching up with China on investments into batteries for electric cars, it is still lagging behind when it comes to securing supplies of the critical raw materials that are needed to produce them.

[Edited by Frédéric Simon]

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Networking hardware typically refers to equipment facilitating the use of a computer network. Typically, this includes routers, switches, access points, network interface cards and other related hardware. This is a list of notable vendors who produce network hardware.

Routers[edit]

• Aerohive Networks^[1][2]
• Alaxala Networks^[3]
• Alcatel - Stellar
• Aruba Networks - acquired by HPE
• Avaya - acquired Nortel, networking business sold to Extreme Networks^[4]
• Brocade - acquired Vyatta, purchased by Broadcom^[5]
• Dell - acquired Force10
• D-Link^[6]
• Enterasys - acquired by Extreme Networks in 2013^[7]
• Ericsson - acquired Redback
• HPE - acquired 3Com and Aruba Networks
• Huawei Routers^{[8][9][10][11]}
• LANCOM Systems^[12]
• Linksys - acquired by Belkin
• Meraki - acquired by Cisco Systems
• Nokia^[13]
• Nokia Networks^[14]
• Open Mesh - acquired by Datto
• RAD Data Communications^[15]
• Ruckus Networks - acquired by Brocade; acquired by ARRIS
• Technicolor^[16]
• Xirrus - acquired by Cambium^[17]

Network Switches[edit]

• Avaya - acquired Nortel
• Brocade Communications Systems - acquired Foundry Networks - was acquired by Ruckus Networks, An ARRIS company and Extreme Networks
• Enterasys - acquired by Extreme Networks
• HPE - acquired ProCurve, 3Com, H3C, TippingPoint and Aruba Networks
• LANCOM Systems^[18]
• Linksys - acquired by Belkin
• Mellanox - acquired by NVIDIA
• Meraki - acquired by Cisco Systems
• Open Mesh - acquired by Datto
• Ruckus Networks - acquired some Brocade product lines; Ruckus was acquired by ARRIS; Arris International was acquired by CommScope

Wireless[edit]

• Aruba - acquired by HPE
• AVM^[19]
• Enterasys - acquired by Extreme
• Juniper - acquired Trapeze & Mist
• LANCOM Systems^[20]
• Linksys - acquired by Belkin
• Meraki - acquired by Cisco
• Meru - acquired by Fortinet
• Open Mesh - acquired by Datto
• Ruckus Networks - acquired by Brocade; then acquired by ARRIS; then acquired by CommScope
• Xirrus - acquired by Cambium Networks

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Network interface card[edit]

• Broadcom (includes former Avago and Emulex)
• Cavium (formerly QLogic)

Server appliance[edit]

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