Hungarian company 4iG struck a preliminary deal to buy the operations of DIGIMobil parent Digi Communications.

Speaking at Ericsson Shareholder Dialogue, President and CEO, Börje Ekholm, summarized the company's focused business strategy, its financial performance and the measures taken to handle the global pandemic during 2020.

One of the largest and oldest IT companies in the world, IBM continues to adapt quickly to the market, and one of them is the separation of infrastructure management into a new company NewCo, said to ICTbusiness.biz Davor Malojčić, General Manager, Global Technology Services, IBM Central and Eastern Europe.

People around the world disagree to a high degree about what the superior method of payment is.

Hrvatski Telekom is the first telecom in Croatia to be awarded the Cycle-Friendly Employer.

Deutsche Telekom has lost a legal battle in Slovakia spanning seven years.

2020 has been a pivotal year for various brands in the U.S.

Telefonica made a move to combine IoT and blockchain technologies, as it looks to provide enterprises with a more secure means of tracking and verifying data gathered by sensors, and create Industry 4.0 systems.

Cyber security is a topic for tech experts, sure, but every layperson can also do his or her part in an area of cyber security that isn't so hard to understand: safe passwords.

Europe needs to up network investment to €300 billion up to 2025 in 5G and fiber optics to ensure the continent taps into the full economic potential of 5G, telecoms association ETNO concluded in a new report on the technology.

Qualcomm announced availability of its latest 5G chipset, the Snapdragon 780G.

The excellent premiere season of the Hrvatski Telekom e-League, the satisfaction of the players, and the strong interest of viewers is the reason for an even bigger, more attractive new season.

LG has stopped the release of all new smartphones.

With its purely digital concept, gamescom was able to celebrate success in 2020.

Intel unveiled plans to increase production in its semiconductor manufacturing facilities.

Exclusive Networks, the global infrastructure specialist, announced its 2020 financial results, showing strong growth achieved amid unprecedented worldwide trading conditions.

Rimac Automobili this week welcomed UK Minister of State for Trade Policy, Greg Hands, to its HQ just outside Zagreb, Croatia.

Microsoft emerged as a potential buyer of gamer messaging service Discord.

Together with Call for Code Creator David Clark Cause, Charitable Partner United Nations Human Rights, and the Linux Foundation, IBM announced the launch of the 2021 Call for Code Global Challenge.

The UK may be one of the most advanced e-commerce markets in the world, but even there, online shopping still hasn’t reached everyone.

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.