Verizon Business and We Are Incandescent, an independent task force based in the UK, have introduced a digital platform showcasing innovative solutions, aiming to address diverse challenges encountered across 30 industry sectors in the country. This collaborative project drew insights from 500 local companies.
Set for another memorable gathering in December 2024, get ready to capture, connect and collaborate with global industry leaders within the conference halls and demo area of the 18th Telecom Review Leaders' Summit.
Germany stands at the forefront of the Internet of Things (IoT) revolution, with its robust manufacturing sector spearheading the adoption of IoT technologies.
As agreed by both parties, SES is set to acquire Intelsat through the purchase of 100% of Intelsat Holdings’ equity for a cash consideration of USD 3.1 billion (EUR 2.8 billion).
The Spanish state’s investment company progressed towards its goal of acquiring a ten percent ownership stake in Telefónica, following its recent acquisition of shares, which brought its ownership to six percent.
The UK government has denied a request from three mobile operators (Three, Vodafone, and Virgin Media O2) to extend the deadline for the first phase of the Shared Rural Network (SRN).
Alphabet's Google has revealed intentions to allocate EUR 600 million towards constructing a new data center in the Netherlands, building upon its prior investments totaling nearly EUR 4 billion, which aimed to bolster its Dutch infrastructure over the last decade.
The European Union (EU) has set forth an ambitious vision to establish itself as the global leader in trustworthy Artificial Intelligence (AI). Alongside regulatory measures aimed at aligning technological advancements with European values, the EU is pledging billions of euros towards the development and implementation of AI over the next decade.
The European Parliament has approved regulations which aim to encourage consumers to repair products such as mobile phones rather than replacing them, mandating manufacturers to ensure the repair process is straightforward and economical.
Polish IT firm, Comarch, and Dutch telecom operator, KPN, are prolonging their collaboration through a five-year deal, concentrating on Software as a Service (SaaS) deliverables and fostering innovation.