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What is ETSI?

ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) is a European standards organization that produces telecommunications standards. It is responsible for standardizing technologies like GSM, DECT, and more recently, 5G. ETSI standards are widely used throughout Europe and beyond, playing a crucial role in interoperability and innovation in the telecommunications sector.

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What other technologies are related to ETSI?

ETSI Complementary Technologies

3GPP

3GPP develops technical specifications for mobile communications, which ETSI also standardizes. They work closely together, making 3GPP strongly complementary.

mentioned alongside ETSI in 8% (529) of relevant job posts

GSMA

GSMA represents mobile network operators globally, and they often use standards developed by ETSI. This makes them complementary.

mentioned alongside ETSI in 17% (67) of relevant job posts

ITU

ITU is a standards organization, similar to ETSI, but with a broader scope. While they may overlap in some areas, they often work together, making them complementary.

mentioned alongside ETSI in 17% (51) of relevant job posts