Vodafone claims it has reached 200 million active IoT connections.

Austrian-based telco group A1 and Nokia carried out the first pre-6G video stream in the upper 6 GHz spectrum in Central Europe.

Ofcom unveiled a proposal to allow mobile network operators to use existing spectrum for direct-to-device (D2D) satellite services.

US Federal Communications Commission chairman Brendan Carr outlined initial actions to streamline the process for removing legacy copper lines.

T-Mobile US agreed to sell its 800MHz spectrum assets to Grain Management.

A1 Telekom Austria extended and modernized its international Wideband Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDWM) network.

Sparkle, Gold Data, and Liberty Networks announced that SubCom was awarded the design, manufacture, and installation of the MANTA system.

Vodafone UK and Ericsson achieved a significant milestone in their network sustainability efforts by reducing daily power consumption of 5G Radio Units by up to 33 percent at select sites across London.

Nokia delivered the first mobile network on the Moon in partnership with Intuitive Machines.

Orange and Eutelsat partnered to provide satellite broadband connectivity across isolated areas of Africa and the Middle East.

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

The CEOs of the European biggest operators provided a dour assessment of the industry on the continent.

Ericsson used low Earth orbit satellites to handle 5G backhaul in a remote area.

Eutelsat, MediaTek, and Airbus Defence and Space conducted the world’s first successful trial of a 5G non-terrestrial-network (NTN) connection

For the first time, Deutsche Telekom has used a drone to provide mobile network coverage to customers on a live commercial network.

Hrvatski Telekom has completed the project of retiring its 3G network.

The Next Generation Mobile Networks Alliance (NGMN) unveiled key principles to guide the industry towards 6G.

United Group B.V., the leading telecommunications and media provider in Southeastern Europe, majority owned by BC Partners, announces that it has reached an agreement to sell SBB doo Belgrade, a leading alternative pay TV, broadband internet and fixed telephone services provider in Serbia, to e& PPF Telecom Group BV (“e& PPF Telecom”). The Group has also agreed to sell Eon TV International Ltd (the holding company of the NetTV Plus business) and its sports broadcasting rights forthe Western Balkans (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia) to Telekom Srbija a.d. Beograd (“TS”).

IBM and Ericsson will deliver key elements of a fresh emergency services network (ESN) in the UK.