In the business world, digital transformation is often too casually reduced to the procurement of new systems, migration to the cloud, or the introduction of artificial intelligence.

Netherlands-based AI cloud company Nebius unveiled plans to build a 310 megawatt AI factory in Lappeenranta, Finland.

Memory prices are skyrocketing due to insatiable demand for high-performance memory (HBM and DDR5) to power AI operations and data centers, coupled with a decline in legacy DDR4 manufacturing.

Last week’s cyber-attack affected cloud infrastructure hosting the European Commission's web presence on the Europa.eu platform.

Today, it is no longer enough to ask which technology will be decisive for Europe’s future.

French company Mistral AI continues towards an ambition to build 200MW of data center computing capacity in Europe by the end of 2027.

Global smartwatch shipments grew 4% in 2025, recovering from a decline in 2024, according to Counterpoint Research.

Netflix will reach over 1 billion monthly active users globally by 2027, while YouTube will approach 3 billion users worldwide, according to Omdia.

The debate around 6G is no longer centred only on how much faster or more advanced the next generation of networks will be. It is increasingly about connecting research, industry, government, and real market demand into a workable development model.

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

The quality of a mobile network today is no longer demonstrated solely through technical specifications, but through the real experience of users in their everyday use.

Ericsson Nikola Tesla is further strengthening its technological direction and introducing a new function within the company’s executive management.

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.

Infobip has supported thousands of startups and scaleups from over 120 countries in the first five years of its Startup Tribe Program.

The telecom industry is entering a phase in which quantum security is no longer a laboratory topic but an operational and strategic issue for networks, supply chains, and regulation.

Hrvatski Telekom has become the first company in Croatia to be awarded the Golden HRIO, the highest national recognition for sustainable business.

The European Commission and consumer protection authorities from 23 Member States, as well as Iceland and Norway, released the results of a screening of online discounts during Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales.

Swisscom-owned Fastweb + Vodafone will terminate its Master Services Agreement (MSA) with Italian tower company Inwit.

Telecom operators are moving into a new phase of AI adoption in which the story is no longer about adding more automation to existing processes, but about changing the operating logic of the network and customer-facing systems themselves.