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Deutsche Telekom and Nvidia are set to transform European manufacturing with the world’s first industrial AI cloud. This will utilize 10,000 Nvidia GPUs, revolutionizing AI-driven manufacturing by 2026. Prioritizing data protection, this initiative aligns with European standards, offering manufacturers cutting-edge resources.
Nokia secured a four-year contract extension with Elisa to upgrade mobile networks in Finland and Estonia. The deal includes deploying energy-efficient 5G equipment, enhancing speed, coverage, and capacity. New technologies will support advanced applications in artificial intelligence, augmented reality, virtual reality, and industrial automation.
Ericsson and Supermicro join forces to advance edge AI, combining 5G, SD-WAN, and powerful computing platforms. Their integrated solutions enable real-time data processing for industries like retail, healthcare, and manufacturing, even in remote areas. This partnership allows enterprises to overcome wired connection limits and deploy AI workloads flexibly and efficiently.
Qualcomm and e& UAE have partnered to advance 5G and edge AI in key UAE sectors. The alliance focuses on developing AI-powered devices and gateways to boost real-time data processing and efficiency, supported by Qualcomm’s new Abu Dhabi center.
Lumen and IBM are partnering to bring real-time artificial intelligence to the edge, combining Lumen’s low latency infrastructure with IBM’s Watsonx platform. This collaboration aims to boost efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance data security for industries like healthcare, retail, and finance.
India has introduced strict satellite communication regulations to bolster national security and attract global players. Key mandates include data localization, domestic infrastructure sourcing, and compliance with GPS alternatives. Giants like Starlink and OneWeb must align with these rules as India asserts control over its fast-growing satcom and satellite IoT sectors.
Global smartphone shipments in early 2025 remained nearly flat at 296.9M units. Samsung and Apple led the market, while growth in regions like India and Latin America slowed. The U.S. saw strong gains, but rising trade tensions and tariffs may impact future pricing and production strategies.
Amazon has launched its first 27 satellites for Project Kuiper, marking its entry into the satellite internet race against SpaceX’s Starlink. Aiming to deliver fast internet to remote areas, Amazon plans to deploy over 3,200 satellites and begin service by late 2025 while addressing concerns like light pollution and regulatory challenges.
Ericsson reported a 61 percent surge in net income for Q1 2025, driven by strong North American network sales and enterprise wireless growth. Despite the financial boost, CEO Börje Ekholm faces shareholder tension over past acquisitions.
