Chris Donkin

Financial Times FT ) reported UK authorities would oppose any move by Bharti Enterprises to increase its current shareholding of almost 25% in BT Group on technology sovereignty grounds, a prospect raised in the media last week.

Telefonica Tech and Google Cloud partnered on a product intended to meet the needs of Spanish public bodies and companies in highly regulated sectors with strict data sovereignty requirements.

T-Mobile US inked another big-name deal in the world of golf, with the United States Golf Association (USGA) adopting its 5G network to improve on-course decisions and enhance spectator experiences.

Samsung Electronics began sampling its latest high bandwidth memory (HBM) units among selected customers, a chip it asserted helps maximise computing performance for large language models (LLMs) and next-generation AI systems.

Anthropic raised $65B in its latest funding round, taking its valuation to $965B as money continues to pour into big name AI companies.

UAE operator e& struck a deal with Uber to sell 12.5% of its stake in digital platform provider Careem Technologies for $100 million, leaving it with a 37.5% shareholding which the taxi app giant has an option to acquire the rest of.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang positioned the adoption of humanoid robots in industry as opening a multitrillion-dollar economic opportunity, as it announced a model for academics using hardware from Unitree and Sharpa intended to accelerate advances.

Verizon finalised the purchase of spectrum assets from the infrastructure company comprised of the remnants of UScellular.

Ofcom called for a concerted effort from mobile operators, local authorities and other entities to improve coverage across the UK, as it published

Vodafone Business and carmaker Geely's European R&D division extended an existing partnership to cover adoption of a range of connectivity platforms intended to support vehicle monitoring and driver experience improvements.