CMA Could Stop £2 Billion Fiber Deal
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has identified preliminary antitrust concerns regarding Nexfibre’s proposed acquisition of fellow broadband provider Netomnia.
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OpenAI Annualized Revenue Short by $20 Billion from Estimates
OpenAI’s annualized revenue reached $50 billion in September, approximately $20 billion lower than previous industry estimates due to accounting discrepancies.
Samsung Set for $80 Billion Profit in Record Q3
Samsung projects that its consolidated operating profit will reach KRW 107.4 trillion ($80.2 billion), according to its preliminary third-quarter results.
United Group CEO Outlines Priorities for European Digital Connectivity
United Group CEO Stan Miller joined senior European policymakers and industry leaders at the FT Connect Europe Forum 2026, participating in the opening panel titled “Competitiveness and the new connectivity rulebook.”
Qualcomm and Huawei Finalize Patent Licensing Accord
Qualcomm and Huawei have reached a second patent licensing agreement in less than two weeks.
Google Ordered to Suspend Work on Finnish Data Centers
Finnish authorities have mandated that Google suspend operations on two proposed data centers pending comprehensive environmental reviews.
Trump Names AI Czar
US President Donald Trump has designated Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton as the administration’s inaugural AI coordinator, or "czar."
AI Is Changing Law, Not Eliminating Lawyers
Artificial intelligence in the legal industry is no longer an experimental add-on but a tool that is already part of everyday legal work.
UK Starts Investigation over Instagram Feature
The UK regulator Ofcom has initiated a formal inquiry into Meta Platforms to determine whether the corporation failed to adequately evaluate risks associated with its Instagram Instants feature before its introduction.
Whistleblower Doubts Firms Will Honor US AI Safety Pledge
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen has expressed skepticism regarding whether artificial intelligence firms will adhere to a voluntary safety commitment.
AI Requires More Knowledge, Not Less
The nineteenth edition of Weekend Media Festival is expanding further beyond the traditional boundaries of media, marketing, and communications.
Norway to Ban Smart Glasses from Some Public Places
The Norwegian government plans to implement a temporary ban on using AI-enabled smart glasses in specific public locations.
Data is Becoming the Center of AI Strategy
Artificial intelligence is developing faster than the infrastructure, regulatory frameworks and organisational processes required to support it.
Trump Dismissed AI Threat Concerns
US President Donald Trump has once again dismissed apprehensions regarding the potential threat artificial intelligence may pose to humanity.
Business Customers Want One Trusted Partner
Digital transformation for business customers can no longer be reduced to buying an individual ICT service or increasing network capacity.
Legal Group Sued OpenAI Over Hugging Face Breach
A non-profit legal organization has initiated litigation against OpenAI regarding a cyberattack executed by its AI agents against Hugging Face.
Oura Halts Its IPO Due to Market Uncertainty
Oura has postponed its initial public offering (IPO) despite being in the advanced stages of the listing process.
Huawei’s Own New Chip Is Powering Mate 90
Huawei has debuted its Mate 90 smartphone series, emphasizing its latest proprietary semiconductor architecture.
Memory Shortage Pushed Samsung to Raise S26 Series Prices
Samsung has implemented price increases across the majority of its flagship Galaxy S26 lineup in response to a global memory shortage that has elevated component expenditures.
US FTC Investigating Top AI Companies
The US Federal Trade Commission has initiated an inquiry into Anthropic, OpenAI, and other prominent artificial intelligence entities regarding the potential hazards associated with their models.
