Nokia signed a five-year deal with AT&T to deploy the mobile operator’s C-Band network in parts of the U.S.

274 journalists were in jail due to their work as of December 01, 2020, a figure that exceeds the high of 272 recorded in 2016.

Vodafone’s Vantage Towers began trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, with the listing valuing the infrastructure unit at more than €12.1 billion after shares were priced at €24 each.

Thanks to record-breaking iPhone sales, Apple reported the best quarter in its history, topping $100 billion in revenue for the first time.

Ericsson’s USA 5G Smart Factory in Lewisville, Texas, has been recognized by the World Economic Forum as a global front runner in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Lenovo has teamed up with Google to offer three months of free access to Stadia Pro, the cloud gaming subscription service offered by Google.

Nokia presented its business turnaround plan. CEO Pekka Lundmark is challenging the company to elevate itself into a position to shape next-generation access technology and connected enterprise opportunities as 5G hits its potential.

Qualcomm has completed its acquisition of the CPU and technology design company, NUVIA for $1.4 billion before working capital and other adjustments.

Huawei stepped up efforts to increase transparency around its patent cost structure and highlighted R&D progress.

Nokia’s business groups plans to reset their cost bases and invest in R&D and future capabilities including 5G, cloud and digital infrastructure, as well as other areas.

Facebook has signed a three-year deal to pay News Corp for access to its Australia news.

Samsung topped the global TV market for the 15th consecutive year, according to market research firm Omdia.

Marc Allera, BT Group consumer CEO, called for net neutrality rules in the UK to be eased.

Reliance on remittances and the prevalence of peer-to-peer phone payments have led to a steep rise of cryptocurrency use in Africa's largest economy.

Gartner has positioned IBM as a Leader in two newly published Gartner Magic Quadrant reports.

Samsung is among numerous device manufacturers affected by a shortage of Qualcomm chips.

Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, cautioned of a growing digital divide which had widened during the current COVID-19 pandemic.

Facebook pressed a court to dismiss a pair of competition lawsuits filed by the US Federal Trade Commission and a coalition of 46 states which sought to break up the company.

Data analyzed by Finbold indicates that Chinese firm Huawei is leading in active 5G-ready devices with a share of 26.9% globally during Q4 2020.

Thanks to a project by Hrvatski Telekom and Smart Sense, three elementary schools and five kindergartens in the city of Dubrovnik measure the air quality in their premises in real time.

Samsung has ranked first in 5G Standard Essential Patent shares, according to a patent essentiality study conducted by IPlytics.

Apple announced plans to expand its engineering operation in Munich to include a facility focused on developing chips and software related to 5G and future wireless systems.

Siemens, IBM and Red Hat announced a collaboration that will use a hybrid cloud designed to deliver an open, flexible and more secure solution for manufacturers and plant operators.

The European Commission outlined a roadmap towards achieving a range of digital goals by 2030.

The GSMA has shared details of its health and safety plan for MWC21 Barcelona.

Samsung shared more details on a plan to expand its chip manufacturing operation in the US.

Having gone from growth driver to weak spot and back again before, Apple’s China business was a pleasant surprise this time around, when Apple reported its latest quarterly earnings.

The data center market is developing rapidly and it is increasingly about hybrid cloud solutions, Kirk Skaugen, Executive Vice President Lenovo, President Data Center Group, confirmed for ICTbusiness.info

Infobip announced its full Communications Platform as-a-Service offering is now available on Microsoft Azure.

The Cloudscene platform lists just over 7,500 data centers as being operation worldwide as of February 2021 but were are they located?