Google agreed to acquire cybersecurity company Wiz in a deal worth $32 billion.

SoftBank Group will acquire US-based chip designer Ampere Computing for $6.5 billion.

China Mobile plans to add 340,000 5G base stations in 2025 despite intending to trim overall capex for the full year.

Croatian-based Ericsson Nikola Tesla has signed several new contracts in the home market and Kosovo.

Xiaomi returned to high-speed growth in 2024, with revenue and net profit reaching new highs on double-digit growth in smartphone sales and the release of its first electric vehicle, the SU7.

The European Commission sent two sets of preliminary findings to Alphabet for failing to comply with the Digital Markets Act, regarding two services for which it has been designated as a gatekeeper.

New Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan will reportedly revamp its manufacturing processes and cut jobs at the middle management level.

Google announced it would retire Google Assistant in favor of its latest AI-powered Gemini platform on compatible mobile devices.

US sanctions on advanced chip exports to China hit the South Korean semiconductor industry in the first two months of 2025.

Meta Platforms plans to start testing crowd-sourced fact-checking in the US across Facebook, Threads, and Instagram.

Intelsat confirmed it had made a Series-B investment in Lynk Global.

Apple will make a major overhaul of its operating software to update the interfaces across its iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices.

The US Federal Communications Commission chairman Brendan Carr announced a massive deregulation initiative.

Apple is delaying an update to its Siri assistant, which was reportedly due to rollout next month.

Australia had a sharp drop in scams reported and financial losses incurred in 2024.

SES and Lynk Global struck a partnership for the latter’s direct-to-device (D2D) constellation and a channel partner agreement to expand its reach.

Qualcomm signed a deal to buy AI developer platform provider Edge Impulse for an undisclosed sum.

The EU and the Republic of Korea have concluded negotiations for a landmark Digital Trade Agreement (DTA).

Bosch is continuing its software offensive with the company’s industrial technology business sector pursuing ambitious goals.