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Change is coming​

​EU Regulation 2025/2052 introduces new interoperability requirements for External Power Supplies (EPS) from 14th December 2028 (~30 months from today).​

​The regulation directly impacts the power supply, not necessarily the broadband device itself. However, it is likely to drive a significant transition within the broadband CPE industry towards USB-C and USB Power Delivery (PD) architectures.

EU 2025/2052 Regulation

Useful Resources:

The Clock Is Ticking: Why 2026 Is Critical for Regulation 2025/2052 Transition Planning

Why USB-C PD Power Supply Performance Matters for CPE Applications

ONE CONNECTOR, MANY PATHS. 

Legacy Transition: Enabling USB-C Power for Existing CPE Platforms

EU Regulation 2025/2052: Redefining CPE Power Architecture | White Paper

Powering the Next Generation of CPE: Introducing the NPD45W

USB-C Power Delivery Limitations in CPE

EU Eco-Design 2025/2052: Impact on CPE Power Supplies & Network Operators

 

 

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