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The Friday File: Mobile World Live brings you our top three picks of the week as Orange edged closer to full control of its Spanish joint venture (JV), the US paused tech talks with the UK government over escalating trade tensions and Ericsson teamed with stc Group to give Saudi Arabia’s digital infrastructure a boost.
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Nokia signed-up Iliad Group’s French business Free to its network-as-a-code API platform, a move promoted as easing the process for developers and companies to tap the operator’s advanced network capabilities.
Free joins more that 60 partners using the platform, Nokia noted, which supports a “growing number of use cases spanning several industries, including banking...
China-based ByteDance reportedly signed binding deals with investors led by Oracle to transfer control of its US operations, a move designed to help it avoid a ban in the country.
Bloomberg reported investors including Oracle, private equity player Silver Lake and Abu Dhabi investment company MGX will take an 80.1 per cent stake in a new TikTok USDS joint v...
The waves of AI-related news were relentless in 2025 as the technology moved from experimentation to mainstream customer service and network operations, but did it live up to the endless hype?
Mobile World Live (MWL) surveyed several industry analysts for their perspectives on what worked in 2025, what did not and where AI is headed in 2026.
...The Magnificent Seven – Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Nvidia and Tesla – invested more than $200 billion collectively in data centres and computing capacity in 2025, with hyperscale AI infrastructure driving the bulk of the spending.
China’s top tech giants, led by e-commerce giant Alibaba, earmarked at least CNY380 billion ($54 billion) in compute power...
