OpenAI has struck a deal with the UK government to advance AI development, pledging to invest in research, infrastructure, and public services. The partnership aims to boost economic growth and strengthen Britain’s position as a global AI leader.
Nokia’s Enscryb platform is set to revolutionize the energy sector by leveraging digital twin technology. Through partnerships with energy leaders like NODES and Smartecon, Enscryb enhances energy flexibility, integrates renewable data, and supports sustainability goals.
Orange Business has unveiled its new Defense & Security Division, affirming its dedication to sovereignty in defense and homeland security. This aligns with its “Lead the Future” strategy, targeting strategic verticals with sovereignty implications.
Telxius and Ciena have achieved a major milestone with the first live 1.3 terabit per second transmission across the Atlantic. Using advanced technology, they improved efficiency and bandwidth over 6,600 kilometers, paving the way for faster, more sustainable global connectivity to meet rising demands for AI, video, and cloud.
Quickline Communications is investing £250 million to bring gigabit broadband to 360,000 rural locations in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. Backed by Project Gigabit and key partners, the initiative aims to bridge the digital divide, boost local economies, and connect underserved communities with fast reliable internet over the next three years.
France has struck a major deal with Eutelsat to boost military satellite communications using OneWeb’s LEO constellation. The agreement supports urgent defense needs ahead of Europe’s IRIS2 system and could raise France’s stake in Eutelsat to 30 percent.
Vodafone Group has made a strategic leadership change by appointing Microsoft veteran Pilar López as their new Chief Financial Officer. López, with extensive experience in telecom and technology, joins Vodafone’s team, signaling the company’s commitment to integrating innovative tech insights.
Nokia’s collaboration with defense giant Leonardo marks a pivotal expansion of its private 4G and 5G capabilities, targeting critical industries like public safety and defense. This Europe-made solution features high-security, real-time communication, vital for rigorous industry demands.
Arcep, the French telecom regulator, recently advanced efforts in private mobile networks by opening consultations for the 3.8-4.2 GHz frequency band. This initiative aims to drive industrial 5G deployment, enhancing enterprise communication capabilities. Aligned with EU directives, Arcep seeks input on licensing terms and technical guidelines.
Orange has partnered with Eutelsat to enhance satellite connectivity for its enterprise and government clients. By integrating low earth orbit technology with its existing network, Orange aims to deliver more resilient and secure services in even the most remote regions.
