Telecom, cloud, chips and the money behind Europe's connectivity and compute.
European operators prioritise cloud, AI and network APIs in their transformation plans, but few address the charging systems that must underpin new revenue models. Without modernised billing infrastructure, ambitious digital services risk staying trapped in pilots.
The tech giant is committing its largest single European investment to digital infrastructure, clean energy, and regional development over the next two years, with plans to support over 37,000 jobs and add €3.6 billion annually to Finland's economy.
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport has gone live with a dedicated private 5G network built by Ericsson, replacing Wi-Fi and public cellular for mission-critical airport systems across its five-square-mile site.
The two companies have activated their first batch of advanced 5G radio installations as part of a broader effort to establish a standalone 5G network across the United Kingdom.
As India races to build data center capacity for its AI ambitions, the country's experience managing massive dam projects offers crucial lessons about governing large infrastructure and distributing its costs fairly.
Orange Wholesale's chief executive has called for faster action to narrow Europe's widening gap with the United States in satellite connectivity, citing outdated procurement practices as a key obstacle.
O2 has rolled out four outdoor small cells across Canterbury's high-traffic zones, marking another step in the operator's infrastructure push through open access agreements with local councils.
As communities block billions in data center projects, the industry claims sustainability matters—but treats it as optional. A closer look at the economics reveals that greener operations could actually be cheaper and more profitable.