Infobip has secured a $520 million senior secured facility, led by funds and accounts managed by BlackRock and Blue Owl.

Tools for Modern Times, an educational program by Hrvatski Telekom and the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences, has won two prestigious international Golden World Awards presented by the International Public Relations Association (IPRA).

IFA Berlin, the world's largest home & consumer tech event, is launching a new global awards program, the IFA Innovation Awards.

Jio Platforms, AMD, Cisco, and Nokia launched the Open Telecom AI Platform.

During MWC25 session, OpenAI chairman Bret Taylor said the company would not be forced into strategic decisions after recent criticism and threats by Elon Musk.

Telefonica unveiled plans to create a center of excellence to coordinate its work on quantum technologies.

The interest in the Open Gateway initiative keeps growing.

Deutsche Telekom and Google ignite the next step towards Direct-to-Handset (D2H) consumer connectivity from satellite.

Qualcomm unveiled a new generation of its 5G modem-RF chipset.

The GSMA made partnerships with organizations in the automotive and aviation sectors.

Nokia’s outgoing chief Pekka Lundmark and other executives hailed the acquisition of Infinera as a significant boost for its position in optical networking.

Infobip released its latest Messaging Trends Report.

During MWC Barcelona 2025, Huawei held the Industrial Digital and Intelligent Transformation Summit 2025.

The GSMA predicts that standalone 5G will drive 70% of all enterprise revenue expansion until 2030.

During its pre-MWC25 event, Xiaomi announced the global availability of its latest flagship smartphone series, the Xiaomi 15.

Deutsche Telekom is putting AI-based technologies in the spotlight at MWC25, both for its customers and for its telecommunications networks.

Honor announced a strategic $10 billion investment towards transitioning into an AI-first device ecosystem company.

Vodafone and IBM announced a collaboration aimed at protecting customers and their data from future risks related to quantum computers when browsing the Internet on their smartphones.

MWC25 Barcelona, the world’s largest and most influential connectivity event, opened its doors yesterday.