SAFENet Expands: New members join European router and network technology alliance

Thursday 10 September, 2026 Five companies from four countries join the alliance for Europe's technological sovereignty Berlin – The Sovereignty Alliance for European Network Technology (SAFENet) welcomes five new members: Genexis, IPmotion, MB connect line, Teldat and Waystream. The alliance is growing rapidly, expanding from four to nine European network technology companies just a few weeks after its founding. With this growth, the alliance significantly broadens its European base. Their shared goal: to strengthen Europe's technological capacity to act – and to ensure that European network technology is given the weight it deserves in Brussels and in national capitals. The new members bring a range of complementary strengths across network infrastructure: Genexis (Netherlands/Sweden): The broadband specialist offers fibre termination and home networking solutions – from ONTs and residential gateways to extenders and management software.IPmotion (Germany): The manufacturer develops mobile internet access and router solutions for rail and road transport, public safety and other mobile applications.MB connect line (Germany): The manufacturer develops secure remote access solutions,