Nvidia announced it expects revenue growth in the current quarter to maintain the swift pace of fiscal Q3 that ended on 26 October.

Deutsche Telekom and Orange pressed EU policymakers to reform the European digital framework.

Nokia unveiled its strategy revamp under new CEO Justin Hotard.

Nokia signed a 5G deal with Telecom Italia.

Anthropic's research team uncovered what the company believes was the first cyberespionage operation largely carried out using AI technology.

Apple was ordered to pay the medical devices company Masimo $634 million.

After SoftBank Group divested its full interest in Nvidia in October for $5.8 billion, the company announced that its profit in fiscal Q2 surged to JPY2.5 trillion ($16.2 billion).

Foxconn booked record net profit and sales in 3Q25 and offered a bullish outlook for the near future.

At its sixth annual Innovation and Intellectual Property Forum, Huawei revealed it booked around $630 million in patent licensing revenue during 2024.

Siemens announced its intention to deconsolidate its remaining stake in Healthineers, which is currently at around 67%.

Registration is officially open for MWC26 Barcelona, the world’s largest and most influential connectivity event.

Global tech strategists Juniper Research unveiled their Top 10 Fintech & Payments Trends 2026.

Anthropic unveiled plans to invest $50 billion in the buildout of custom data centers across the US.

Sateliot inaugurated the first European 5G Satellite Development Center located in Barcelona.

Anthropic plans to open offices in Paris and Munich, expanding its European presence.

Apple is close to making a deal worth around $1 billion annually to licence Google’s Gemini AI model to power its Siri voice assistant.

Meta Platforms plans to invest over $600 billion in infrastructure and jobs in the US by 2028.

EMARKETER, Publicis Media, and GWI released their Global Media Intelligence Report 2025, a robust annual guide detailing media and device usage in 50 markets.

By 2028, AI regulatory violations will result in a 30% increase in legal disputes for tech companies, according to Gartner.