The United Kingdom has commissioned Toshiba Europe to evaluate fiber infrastructure capabilities in preparation for the integration of quantum computing.

Strong demand for advanced computing is prompting Deutsche Telekom to expand its Industrial AI Cloud at Munich’s Tucherpark. The AI factory is set to reach a capacity of 20 megawatts, with almost another quarter of a billion euros to fund NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra B300 systems alongside the existing B200 systems and RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs.

A1 Croatia ended the third quarter of 2026 among the markets contributing to service revenue growth, while A1 Group’s international operations once again drove consolidated performance. The quarterly disclosures, however, do not provide separate financial amounts for Croatia: there are no Croatian revenue, EBITDA, EBITDA after leases or capital expenditure figures for either the quarter or the first nine months. Croatia’s performance can therefore be assessed through the operating trends identified in the report and through the aggregate international segment, but not through a standalone Croatian profit and loss account. This distinction matters when comparing A1 with other operators in the Croatian market.

Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefónica, and Vodafone have formally executed a Letter of Intent to investigate a joint bid for forthcoming Mobile Satellite Services (MSS) spectrum allocations within the European Union.

The widespread availability of Wi-Fi technology renders it an ideal candidate for inclusion in forthcoming 6G standards, according to the Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA).

SpaceX has finalized an agreement to acquire a US low-band spectrum portfolio from Grain Management.

The GSMA has announced its newly constituted board, tasked with steering the organization through pivotal decisions regarding 6G, satellite integration, and spectrum management.

The European Commission has proposed an EU Critical Communication System to establish a dedicated, universal emergency network across Europe.

Croatia’s telecom market has entered a period of substantial infrastructure investment, but the full potential of fiber and 5G still needs to translate into new services. Adrian Ježina sees competition as a major driver of network rollout, while global digital platforms continue to reshape traditional telecom business models. Investment conditions, administrative barriers, energy, labour and EU regulation will all shape the next stage.

Deutsche Telekom has announced the introduction of T-Travel, a specialized eSIM solution tailored for international travelers.

The largest telecommunications operators in Europe have issued a formal call for EU policymakers to significantly revise the region's regulatory framework.

SES has successfully launched the final three satellites required to complete its 13-node O3b mPOWER medium Earth orbit (MEO) constellation.

Eutelsat and A1 Group have officially renewed a multi-year, multi-transponder agreement, confirming their long-term commitment to Eutelsat’s primary 16° East video neighborhood.

Deutsche Telekom’s mobile network in Germany has secured the European title of “Most Consistent Mobile Network” at the latest Ookla Speedtest Awards.

The largest mobile network operators in Europe have entered into formal discussions regarding the formation of a consortium to bid for spectrum suited for satellite services.

Deutsche Telekom has successfully demonstrated how mobile connectivity can be provided from the air without interruption.

More than 20 nations agreed to join a 6G development program, which should deliver initial tangible progress within 12 months.

The cost of replacing equipment made by so-called high-risk vendors (HRV) from telecoms networks in Europe will be between €30 billion and €40 billion, according to GSMA Intelligence estimates.

China Unicom Beijing and Huawei launched the world's largest 5G-A GigaUplink commercial network.