Apple will hold a product launch event on 4 March, the company announced.

Google unveiled its new smartphone, the $499 Pixel 10a.

52% of government CIOs (excluding the US) expect their IT budgets to increase for AI and other key technologies in 2026, according to a Gartner survey.

While teleporting people remains science fiction, teleporting quantum information is now a practical reality.

Europe’s smartphone market ended the year on a high, with shipments up 2% YoY in 4Q25, according to Counterpoint Research.

PLD Space and Sateliot signed a deal to launch their first two high-capacity 5G D2D (Direct-to-Device) satellites.

The UK government plans to tighten the regulation of AI chatbots and social media to boost online child safety.

The European Commission has opened a formal investigation into Shein under the Digital Services Act.

NVIDIA and Meta Platforms have signed a multiyear, multigenerational strategic partnership.

Canada and Germany widened their cooperation on AI projects.

The UK government is seeking guidelines from the mobile industry and wider ecosystem on how it can support investment in the country’s network infrastructure.

Deutsche Telekom is the world’s first mobile network operator to enable multi-orbit roaming for IoT.

Mistral AI unveiled plans to invest €1.2 billion in a new data center in Sweden in partnership with infrastructure operator EcoDataCenter.

Google and Apple agreed to change the way they do things on their respective marketplaces in the UK.

Samsung teased details of the next Galaxy Unpacked event on 25 February in San Francisco.

A new study by Juniper Research has found that the post-quantum cryptography market will grow from $1.2 billion in 2026 to $13 billion in 2035, representing a high CAGR of 30%.

A Dutch appeals court denied attempts by the Chinese company Wingtech to take back control of Nexperia.

A new study by Juniper Research has revealed that the number of retail QR code payments worldwide will increase by 79% over the next five years.

Google received unconditional antitrust approval from the European Commission for its $32 billion deal to buy Israeli cybersecurity player Wiz.