The telecommunications industry is entering a new phase of transformation in which the focus is gradually shifting from pure network expansion to more efficient capital management, monetization of digital services, and new investment models.
MWC 2026 concluded its jubilee twentieth edition in Barcelona with nearly 105,000 visitors from 207 countries and territories, confirming that the event remains the central gathering point of the global connectivity and digital technology industry.
Crnogorski Telekom and Ericsson Nikola Tesla continue their successful cooperation aimed at modernizing and improving Telekom’s 5G network.
Qualcomm has launched a global coalition of leading tech, telecom, cloud, and device companies.
Soaring memory costs are projected to drive worldwide PC shipments to decline 10.4% and smartphone shipments to drop by 8.4% in 2026, compared to 2025 levels, according to Gartner.
The Executive Chairman of Telefónica, Marc Murtra, defended the need for the EU to promote the consolidation of the telco sector to boost its strategic and technological sovereignty.
Ericsson Nikola Tesla is entering a new strategic phase focused on stronger software development, digital transformation, and the growing role of AI, while continuing to play a key role in the development of telecommunications infrastructure in Croatia and the wider region.
Samsung announced the continued expansion of satellite communication capabilities for select Galaxy smartphones, including the Galaxy S26 series, through ongoing partnerships with leading global telecommunications operators in North America, Europe, and Japan.
European operator bosses warned that sovereignty is the latest field in which strict regulation is hampering progress.
The telecommunications industry is entering a period of profound technological transformation in which network infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and new generations of mobile technologies are becoming key drivers of development.
Hrvatski Telekom closed the past year with strong investments and stable growth, and according to Nataša Rapaić, President of the Management Board and CEO, the company intends to continue on that path.
The European market for smartphones and wearable devices remains highly competitive, pushing manufacturers to look for new ways to differentiate through technology, ecosystems, and product strategy.
The European Commission and a consortium led by Telefónica, comprising more than 70 European entities, unveiled EURO-3C.
With his transition from Hrvatski Telekom to Deutsche Telekom, Boris Drilo has taken on a broader European perspective at a time when the industry is entering a new technological phase.
The European smartphone market is entering a new phase in which artificial intelligence and data privacy are becoming the primary axes of differentiation.
Global smartphone shipments ended 2025 with low single-digit growth, supported by improving macroeconomic conditions and healthy demand during the holiday season, according to Counterpoint Research.
Xiaomi unveiled its next-generation 17 Series of smartphones.
New research from the GSMA has found that the mobile industry is moving beyond connectivity.
ITU, the UN agency for digital technologies, announced new industry pledges to its Partner2Connect Digital Coalition.
Infobip has partnered with Vero, one of Brazil’s largest telecommunications companies, to strengthen customer engagement for the Internet Service Provider.
