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Europe is one of the weakest telecom markets in the world. And unless policymakers encourage more consolidation and cut regulation there, Ericsson AB Chief Executive Officer Börje Ekholm said his company will continue to shift investments to markets abroad.

Nokia Oyj shares fell the most in almost a year after an analyst predicted that T-Mobile US Inc. would switch network suppliers.

OpenAI and Meta Platforms Inc. will begin training artificial intelligence programs on African languages, addressing a shortage of models for the continent’s thousands of dialects.

Deutsche Telekom AG chose Nokia Oyj to roll out more than 3,000 open network sites in northern Germany, the Finnish equipment provider said on Wednesday.

(Bloomberg) -- Pekka Lundmark is seeking to keep Nokia Oyj on track after the Finnish company lost a $14 billion contract with AT&T Inc. to competitor

Vodafone Group Plc won approval for a deal to create the UK’s biggest mobile phone company in a major milestone for European telecommunications operators, opening the door for a potential wave of consolidation that would allow the industry to rebuild.

The approval of Vodafone’s big merger deal in the UK has implications for the way global regulators are looking at telecom deals. But first...

Meta Platforms Inc. will continue to use its fact checkers outside of the US “for now” even as the Instagram and Facebook owner does away with the practice at home, the company’s head of global business Nicola Mendelsohn said.

Meta Platforms Inc. will continue to use its fact checkers outside of the US “for now” even as the Instagram and Facebook owner does away with the practice at home, the company's head of global business Nicola Mendelsohn said.