French company Mistral AI continues towards an ambition to build 200MW of data center computing capacity in Europe by the end of 2027.

Last week’s cyber-attack affected cloud infrastructure hosting the European Commission's web presence on the Europa.eu platform.

Hrvatski Telekom has become the first company in Croatia to be awarded the Golden HRIO, the highest national recognition for sustainable business.

Infobip has supported thousands of startups and scaleups from over 120 countries in the first five years of its Startup Tribe Program.

Apple started age verification rules across its services in the UK.

Swisscom-owned Fastweb + Vodafone will terminate its Master Services Agreement (MSA) with Italian tower company Inwit.

The next phase of digital transformation is no longer defined by whether companies adopt artificial intelligence, but by how they deploy it securely, sovereignly, seamlessly, and with energy efficiency in mind. 

Arm unveiled its first in-house data center processor, shifting away from licensing chip designs for other companies to use their own production silicon.

At a time when the smartphone market is increasingly pivoting toward artificial intelligence, HONOR is not trying to strengthen its position through hardware upgrades alone, but through a broader story built around user experience, practicality, and everyday value.

The UN Office on Drugs and Crime and INTERPOL launched a new initiative to fight financial fraud.

The US administration unveiled its national AI legislative framework that aims to create uniform security and safety guardrails while also attempting to preempt states from enacting their own rules.

The Italian national postal service provider has sent a cash and share offer for Telecom Italia (TIM) worth €10.8 billion.

Mihovil Barančić, President of CBAN, from the perspective of business angels, speaks about what startup investing in Croatia and the region looks like today.

The UK government will finance £2.5 billion in funding for AI and quantum computing development.

Qualcomm announced plans to buy back $20 billion worth of shares and raised its quarterly cash dividend.

In an interview with ICTbusiness Media, Bálint Fischer, Partner and Member of the Management Board at Dorsum, explains why the real transformation of banking is now moving from the front end to the back end, where artificial intelligence is already delivering measurable value, how regulation simultaneously protects and constrains the market, and why the relationship between fintechs and banks is increasingly evolving toward a model of simultaneous cooperation and competition.

The European Commission unveiled EU Inc, a set of corporate rules to ease the process of setting up new businesses.

Whistleblowers stated that social media giants allowed harmful content to circulate on their platforms.

For Infobip, artificial intelligence is not just another technology layer or an add-on to existing products. It is becoming a catalyst for a much broader shift in how the company builds products, organizes teams, and makes decisions.