Samsung's guidance for the third quarter of 2025 beat forecasts by analysts.

Ericsson reported solid business results for the third quarter of 2025.

IBM and Anthropic announced a strategic partnership to accelerate the development of enterprise-ready AI.

Ericsson announced new initiatives with three operators.

Qualcomm plans to acquire open-source hardware and software player Arduino.

Bosch decided to gather its building technologies division under one brand.

Xiaomi announced the opening of its EV Europe Research and Development and Design Center in Munich, Germany, its first such facility beyond its domestic market.

Among several other legal rows against Meta Platforms in Europe, a Dutch court ordered the company to change the way Instagram and Facebook present content to users.

After the US Government intervention, Apple removed a location tracking app that informs users of the whereabouts of US immigration and customs agents from its App Store.

OpenAI signed an agreement with AMD for GPUs to be used in its next-generation AI infrastructure.

Foxconn posted record sales in the third quarter of 2025.

Qualcomm could be forced to make a series of compensatory moves if UK consumer group Which? convince a tribunal that the chip giant abused its market power.

A US judge granted preliminary approval for Anthropic to pay a group of authors $1.5 billion for downloading pirated books to train its Claude AI chatbot.

TIM Enterprise is accelerating Italy's digital transformation with a substantial investment plan of €1 billion over three years.

Deutsche Telekom is further expanding its strong position in the healthcare sector.

IBM and AMD announced a collaboration to deliver advanced AI infrastructure to Zyphra, an open-source AI research and product company.

Samsung and SK Group signed deals with OpenAI to supply AI infrastructure, including chips and other equipment, for the Stargate project. 

BT and Infobip have announced the global expansion of their partnership to deliver AI-powered advanced communication services to multinational businesses worldwide.

Qualcomm declared a complete victory in a court case brought by Arm in 2022.