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Connecting Tomorrow: Hybrid conference on 5G, broadband and beyond Following the two successful conferences focusing on 5G, the Department of Media,

Prime Minister Xavier Bettel has held virtual meetings with several US tech leaders, discussing the global economic situation after one year of the COVID-19 crisis. Xavier Bettel has held in-depth talks with Chuck Robbins (CEO, Cisco), Dan Schulman (CEO, Paypal) and Jensen Huang (CEO, Nvidia).

On this 18th of December 2020, Prime Minister Xavier Bettel launched the Luxembourg equivalent of the highly acclaimed "Elements of AI” online course for students, civil servants, businesses and the global community, thanks to the Finnish government's leadership in digital skills.

The reform of the so-called "press aid" is now in the legislative procedure and will be presented to the responsible parliamentary committee. The text adopted by the Government Council will replace the current funding law from 1976.

5G : List of candidates qualified for the 5G spectrum auction On 11 June 2020, the Minister for Communications and Media has published the list of

5G : Amendment of the ministerial decision fixing the conditions and the modalities of the frequency auction procedure The article 8 of the

5G: Ministerial decision fixing the conditions and the modalities of the frequency auction procedure After public consultation on the interest of

The Department of Media, Telecommunications and Digital Policy has moved on 2 december 2019. The new office is situated at 5, rue Plaetis in Luxembourg-Grund. Phone numbers remain the same.

The Service des médias et des communications (SMC) has just released two updates of the central call for projects documents: - The updated “Call for projects” contains precisions concerning the submission time (12:00 noon on 30.9.) and on the

The Service des Médias et des Communications (SMC) has just released the third version of the "frequently asked questions"; document related to the call for projects on 5G and related technologies.

Luxembourg’s research community, the Luxembourg Government, and NVIDIA announced today the creation of a joint AI laboratory in Luxembourg.

NVIDIA and the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg have established a cooperation to support scientists and engineers in solving society’s most important challenges using artificial intelligence and high performance computing.