"After the press conference held by MP Sandra Benčić, in which she presented several characterizations of the Fiscalization 2.0 system, we want to reiterate what we have been saying in the media for days: the system is working without any problems," the Croatian Tax Administration stated in its press release.

Ericsson CEO Borje Ekholm cautioned that continued woes in the RAN market are expected in 2026.

TikTok owner ByteDance reached a deal to give a group of investors 50% ownership of a new venture controlling the short video app’s US operations.

Blue Origin unveiled a plan to deploy 5,408 satellites for a new network to provide connectivity to data centers, governments, and enterprises.

The US and Taiwan signed a trade deal that should restore the former’s leadership in semiconductor manufacturing.

According to the Australian eSafety commissioner, early data from social media companies indicate they are taking meaningful measures to prevent under-16s from using their platforms.

From skilled trades to startups, AI’s rapid expansion is the beginning of the next massive computing platform shift, and for the world’s workforce, a move from tasks to purpose.

Fiscalization 2.0 has opened a new chapter in Croatian public-sector digital transformation and fundamentally changed how the role of information intermediaries is perceived.

Eutelsat continues with preparations to expand its low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellation.

The European Commission has announced the Digital Networks Act (DNA), a new proposal aimed at modernizing and simplifying rules governing connectivity networks.

The introduction of Fiscalization 2.0 has delivered the most significant change in invoice exchange in decades, placing information intermediaries at the very center of the process.

Croatia-based Orqa announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Barzan Holdings, Qatar’s Defence and Security Company.

The UK government opened a consultation into the use of social media by under-16s.

Ericsson CEO Borje Ekholm cautioned that a European Union push to reduce dependence on US technology and pursue sovereignty is dangerous for the continent.

Following the news that it plans to phase out Huawei and ZTE equipment, the European Commission outlined a proposal.

Google entered another legal battle against the US Department of Justice (DoJ).

The EU is set to unveil a cybersecurity proposal to ban equipment made by Chinese vendors Huawei and ZTE from critical infrastructure.

Microsoft agreed to pay higher utility rates to cover electricity costs required to operate its data centers in the US.

Samsung reported all-time quarterly highs in its 4Q25 preliminary results, posting a massive KRW 93 trillion ($63.3 billion) in revenue and KRW 20 trillion ($13.6 billion) in operating profit.