Deutsche Telekom and Palo Alto Networks have launched Sovereign Cortex with T Security, a joint offering combining market-leading AI cybersecurity with a data-sovereign architecture purpose-built for Europe.

During the Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple previewed its upcoming software releases that will deliver the next generation of Apple Intelligence and introduce brand-new Siri AI.

Provectus Capital Partners has made a significant move into the technology sector with the launch of Burra Group, a new regional software engineering platform created by bringing together Devōt, Tacta, and CoreLine.

Lenovo announced it is delivering a near-real-time AI-powered infrastructure platform for the FIFA World Cup 2026.

IBM and Red Hat announced Project Lightwell, a $5 billion commitment backed by new frontier AI capabilities to help enterprises secure open source software.

Deutsche Telekom and SAP, as the top-ranked bidder, have been awarded the contract by the Federal Ministry for Digitalization and State Modernization (BMDS) for the tender “Provision of PaaS services for AI applications on a high-performance, secure, and sovereign cloud platform.”

Orange Cyberdefense partnered with the World Economic Forum’s Cybercrime Atlas initiative to launch an open-source cybercrime platform.

Infobip and TGR Haas F1 team are launching Team RaceMate, an AI-powered conversational fan companion on Apple Messages for Business and WhatsApp Business Platform.

Telefonica unveiled a domestic end-to-end drone service in Spain.

As the global economy faces the need for greater transparency, electronic invoices offer a solution that satisfies both tax authorities and private entrepreneurs.

RayNeo is not approaching augmented reality with just another wearable device, but with a broader claim: AR glasses could become one of the most natural interfaces for artificial intelligence.

In the commercial segment, Lenovo is increasingly signalling that the future of the laptop is not just about slimmer chassis and faster components, but about making the device itself more adaptable.

The e-invoicing and Fiscalization 2.0 market in Croatia is increasingly clearly showing the difference between formally meeting the minimum requirements and achieving real system security.

Infobip is extending security measures for enterprise customers as a go-to-market partner.

Lenovo no longer sees artificial intelligence merely as a software layer running in the background of a PC, but as an active collaborator capable of taking on parts of everyday work and linking the digital and physical worlds.

Ericsson Nikola Tesla’s cooperation with Hrvatski Telekom and Crnogorski Telekom shows how the telecom market is moving beyond the traditional focus on coverage and capacity and toward a much broader question: how to turn the network into a platform for new industrial services, critical infrastructure, and security use cases.

At this year’s Mobile World Congress, artificial intelligence was no longer just a major technology theme. It was presented as a concrete operational tool moving directly into the heart of the telecom industry.

Zagreb International Airport is entering a new phase of digital transformation in which connectivity is no longer just a communications issue, but the foundation for safer, more efficient, and more advanced management of the entire airport system.

Systems integrator Future Technologies Venture and Ericsson unveiled an extended collaboration.