Artificial intelligence is moving deeper into business operations, but control over company data is becoming as important as the capabilities of the models themselves. Businesses must decide which applications warrant a private or dedicated environment and which can be handled through standard public cloud services. “The decision is not driven by the size of the company but by the kind of data the AI works with,” as Tibor Pakozdi, founder and CEO of AI.hr, points out for ICTbusiness Media - ICTbusiness.biz. 

Apple’s inaugural foldable smartphone is encountering supply challenges that surfaced just minutes after preorders commenced.

Software development is undergoing a structural shift, with boundaries between previously distinct roles becoming less rigid. “The entire software development lifecycle is changing. Nothing is staying quite the same,” Hrvoje Gorajščan, CEO of Q agency, tells ICTbusiness Media – ICTbusiness.info. He sees the transformation as an opportunity, but not as a straightforward story of programmers producing more code.

Rimac Technology and ECOBLOX have announced a Joint Development Agreement to deliver a Modular Data Center (MDC) solution.

Hrvatski Telekom has been awarded the EcoVadis Gold Medal for Sustainability, achieving a score of 84 out of 100 points and placing within the top 5% of companies assessed globally over the past 12 months.

The Bosch Group is allocating €100 million in fresh capital to startups within Germany.

“Recent AI-driven cyberattacks were an early warning shot,” Google DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis cautioned.

Artificial intelligence has opened a new period of experimentation across IN2’s engineering teams. “We decided to let the genie out of the bottle, and month after month we are watching what happens in different teams,” Ivan Gabrić, CEO of IN2, tells ICTbusiness Media – ICTbusiness.info. The approach reflects an effort to discover practical applications through development work rather than wait for the technology to stabilise.

Ericsson reported a robust revenue increase in the third quarter of 2026, with performance bolstered by expanded sales within its Networks division and the implementation of effective efficiency measures.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has outlined plans to invest $2 billion across Europe to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence and the company’s product portfolio.

High expectations surrounding artificial intelligence often emerge before businesses have established what it can genuinely achieve. “Companies are confused by the sheer amount of change,” Drago Cmuk, Partner at Forvis Mazars, tells ICTbusiness Media – ICTbusiness.info. He sees uncertainty as a predictable response to a market in which new technologies and claims appear almost continuously.

A US jury has determined that Arm violated its Architectural License Agreement (ALA) with Qualcomm.

The telecommunications industry is undergoing one of the fastest transformations he has witnessed in two decades. “Last year, we were experimenting with these tools in laboratories; today, they are becoming part of our everyday business,” Dejan Turk, President of the Management Board and CEO of A1 Croatia, tells ICTbusiness Media – ICTbusiness.info. The shift, he argues, is no longer about whether operators should adopt artificial intelligence but about where it can produce tangible results.

Apple intends to intensify its presence in the smart home sector under the leadership of new CEO John Ternus, according to recent media reports.

The mobile network operators association GSMA has expressed its perspective that the Digital Networks Act represents a significant opportunity for regulatory correction.

BT Group has acquired the consumer and wholesale divisions of TalkTalk, a move intended to prevent the collapse of one of the United Kingdom’s primary broadband providers.

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has identified preliminary antitrust concerns regarding Nexfibre’s proposed acquisition of fellow broadband provider Netomnia.

OpenAI’s annualized revenue reached $50 billion in September, approximately $20 billion lower than previous industry estimates due to accounting discrepancies.

Samsung projects that its consolidated operating profit will reach KRW 107.4 trillion ($80.2 billion), according to its preliminary third-quarter results.