Telecom, cloud, chips and the money behind Europe's connectivity and compute.
A year after launching in Greece, the Wealthyhood investing app has attracted 35,000 users whose profile challenges traditional assumptions about who invests: they are typically 34 years old, start with €100, and mostly buy exchange-traded funds.
The Nordic carrier is ramping up capacity on its Helsinki–Warsaw corridor as financial services, cloud and hosting firms seek faster regional links.
A power failure at Google's London data centre disrupted services for Lloyds, HSBC and Revolut on 20 October, triggering fresh scrutiny from financial regulators over the resilience risks of relying on a handful of major cloud providers.
The e-commerce and cloud giant plans a major investment push in Germany next year, building on over a century of spending since 2010 and targeting cloud infrastructure, logistics, satellite connectivity and entertainment services.
France's leading telecom operator has finished decommissioning its 2G infrastructure nationwide, starting from southwestern departments before rolling out countrywide. The company now plans to retire 3G by 2028.
The two companies are expanding their collaboration to create an AI platform that lets telecom operators automate network management without surrendering control of their data and systems.
A new foundation will offer free security tools, deployment help and training to up to 500 under-resourced U.S. utilities, addressing a critical gap in defences against state-sponsored and criminal attacks.
The equipment maker and Australian carrier are expanding their partnership to develop industry standards for how telecom networks can operate with greater automation and less manual intervention.