The new multi-sport event brings together the continent’s leading sporting competitions in disciplines including aquatics, cycling, golf, gymnastics, rowing and triathlon, with more than 3,000 athletes expected to take part.
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Hide AdAndrew Muir, chief executive of Edinburgh-based FarrPoint, said: “It is essential that events such as the European Championships have the right technology in place from the outset.”
He added: “The network needs to meet the demands and stresses that will be put on it by a large number of diverse users. The correct infrastructure and connectivity is vital in ensuring that the event runs smoothly.”
The inaugural European Championships, expected to attract a television audience of more than one billion, will also see Berlin host the athletics element of the event.