https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kUI4YtG0xY
Which links back to:
https://www.sstl.co.uk/what-we-do/lunar-mission-services
Looks like this is a better article:
https://spacenews.com/esa-awards-study-contracts-for-lunar-c...
The European Space Agency has issued contracts to two European industry groups to begin concept studies of lunar satellite systems that would provide communications and navigation services.
"to begin concept studies" ... afaict they have no satellite hardware built and no rocket launches booked. The NASA HLS Starship selection really has thrown the entire Artemis program and associated space pork into limbo. If you're landing 100 tons of payload on the Moon on a reusable/rapid launch rocket stack this entire sort of proposal "let's put together a working consortium to study launching one pathfinder lunar comms sat in 2023 and then study perhaps launching up to a handful more undefined years later [at a cost of $100 million per launch]" is just going to become "SpaceX dumped 100 spare Starlinks into lunar orbit as a rideshare on this week's mission, so now we have Moon internet"