Eutelsat gained a capital injection deal worth €163.3 million through an investment by the UK government.

Leaders of several European fiber operators argued that planned changes to EU regulations would erode the region’s global digital standing.

Deutsche Telekom is now offering its 5G+ Gaming, and is the first network operator to launch a consumer offering based on 5G network slicing.

The record-breaking concert, held last weekend in Zagreb by the national music icon Marko Perković–Thompson, which attracted over half a million fans, presented a real challenge for Croatian mobile operators.

Vodafone and AST SpaceMobile will launch commercial services from their joint venture satellite business in 2026.

UK mobile operators now cover 95% of the landmass with 4G a year ahead of schedule as part of a rural connectivity scheme.

Hrvatski Telekom's mobile network has once again been recognized as the best in Croatia.

Ericsson said there's a growing momentum for 5G-enabled fixed wireless access (FWA).

Amazon launched a second set of satellites into low Earth orbit for its Project Kuiper internet broadband constellation.

The mobile industry cut operational emissions by 8% between 2019 and 2023 despite surging demand.

Intelsat added new elements, including its own standalone 5G core and partnerships with mobile industry players, to provide connectivity across terrestrial and non-terrestrial networks.

GSMA and TM Forum struck a deal to combine efforts around APIs.

An alliance of mobile operators called on the standards body 3GPP to put the necessary frameworks in place to ensure 6G technology is an operational and societal success.

Until 13 June 2025, the "Next Generation eCall Plugtests 2025" will take place in Bonn.

Orange signed a new contract with Eutelsat to ramp up its low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite offering.

With the satellite constellation IRIS2 (Infrastructure for Resilience, Interconnectivity, and Security via Satellite), the European Union wants to improve Europe's digital infrastructure with modern satellite technology.

The UK government announced that 50 rural sites were upgraded to provide all mobile operators with shared access covering 4G services.

This isn’t just a technical issue — it’s a strategic choice that will shape Europe’s competitiveness in the global digital economy. The fact that such a diverse group of competitors has issued a joint call reflects the urgency and scale of what’s at stake.

Nokia put its 5G/LTE private wireless services to work for the US Marine Corps.