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Nokia Oyj Wins Virgin Media O2 5G Deal, but Ericsson Takes Bigger Slice of UK Upgrade

Nokia Oyj Wins Virgin Media O2 5G Deal, but Ericsson Takes Bigger Slice of UK Upgrade

Nokia has secured a multi-year 5G radio access network contract with Virgin Media O2, supplying AirScale equipment under a March 31 deal. Virgin Media O2 is investing £700 million in its mobile network this year and recently launched 5G+ service in dozens of UK towns and villages. Ericsson will become the operator’s primary RAN partner under a separate five-year extension. Nokia did not disclose the value of its contract.
Intel stock dips after hours as Ericsson 6G tie-up puts INTC back in focus at MWC

Intel stock dips after hours as Ericsson 6G tie-up puts INTC back in focus at MWC

Intel shares slipped 0.3% after hours Monday to $45.50 following news of a collaboration with Ericsson on “AI-native 6G” technology at Mobile World Congress. The partnership targets telecom network infrastructure, not consumer phones. Investors are awaiting Intel’s March 4 conference appearance and Friday’s U.S. jobs report for signals on demand and interest rates.
Nasdaq Nordic Week Ahead: OMXS30 ends February at 3,222.75 as PMIs, inflation and U.S. jobs loom

Nasdaq Nordic Week Ahead: OMXS30 ends February at 3,222.75 as PMIs, inflation and U.S. jobs loom

Stockholm’s OMXS30 closed Friday up 0.55% at 3,222.75, hitting a record high, while the OMX Nordic 40 rose 0.61% to 2,617.28. Ericsson gained 2.9%, with Boliden and AstraZeneca also rising over 2%. SEB fell 1.6%. Traders now await Swedish PMI and inflation data, plus the upcoming U.S. payrolls report.
Ericsson Stock Surges on Profit Beat and Mega 5G Deals – What Investors Need to Know

Ericsson Stock Surges on Profit Beat and Mega 5G Deals – What Investors Need to Know

Ericsson’s Q3 adjusted EBITA more than doubled to SEK 15.5 billion, driven by cost cuts and a SEK 7.6 billion divestment gain. Shares surged up to 16% after results beat forecasts. Ericsson and Vodafone announced a five-year alliance, making Ericsson the sole radio-access vendor for Vodafone in Ireland, the Netherlands, and Portugal. CFO Lars Sandström said U.S./EU tariffs will have no further impact.
14 October 2025
Tech Shockwaves: Space Spies, TikTok’s Lifeline & Cyber Chaos – Global Tech Roundup (Sept 22–23, 2025)

Tech Shockwaves: Space Spies, TikTok’s Lifeline & Cyber Chaos – Global Tech Roundup (Sept 22–23, 2025)

A cyberattack on airline check-in systems disrupted major European airports, forcing manual backups and grounding flights. U.S. regulators pressed Google to divest its AdX exchange in an antitrust trial, while Google called the demand “radical and reckless.” SpaceX launched a secret Falcon 9 mission for the NRO, adding to a growing U.S. spy satellite network. Jaguar Land Rover’s UK plants remain shut for weeks after a ransomware incident.
Tech Titans Unleash Shocking Gadgets, Cyber Showdowns and Space Feats – August 27–28, 2025 Tech Roundup

Tech Titans Unleash Shocking Gadgets, Cyber Showdowns and Space Feats – August 27–28, 2025 Tech Roundup

South Korea fined SK Telecom $96.5 million after a data breach exposed 27 million user records, citing poor security and slow disclosure. Amazon’s Project Kuiper committed $570 million to build satellite internet infrastructure in Vietnam by 2030. Realme teased a concept phone with a 15,000mAh silicon-anode battery, promising up to 50 hours of video playback.
Monaco’s 2025 Internet Revolution: 10 Gbps Fiber, 5G Everywhere – and Even SpaceX Starlink

Monaco’s 2025 Internet Revolution: 10 Gbps Fiber, 5G Everywhere – and Even SpaceX Starlink

Monaco achieved 100% fiber-optic broadband coverage in 2023, retiring copper DSL under the Extended Monaco program. Monaco Telecom, 45% state-owned, is the sole major provider, offering residential fiber from 100 Mbps at €39.99/month to 10 Gbps at €99.99/month. Median download speeds reached 247 Mbps by early 2024. Fiber is available to nearly every building except those under renovation.
16 August 2025
Why 5G Internet Providers Are Replacing Cable Faster Than You Think

Why 5G Internet Providers Are Replacing Cable Faster Than You Think

Comcast Xfinity and Charter Spectrum lost nearly 1 million broadband subscribers in 2024, while Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T gained about 3.7 million 5G fixed wireless home internet customers. T-Mobile reported 7.3 million FWA subscribers by Q2 2025, up 454,000 in one quarter. U.S. 5G home internet plans typically cost around $50 per month, with speeds from 100–300 Mbps down. Cable providers have responded with multi-year price guarantees.
Smart City Platforms & Urban Tech Update (June–July 2025)

Smart City Platforms & Urban Tech Update (June–July 2025)

Genoa was named host city for Project Hafnia, an AI traffic platform by Milestone and NVIDIA using a digital twin for real-time congestion control. Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority signed a 42-month SaaS contract with Iteris for citywide traffic monitoring. Mumbai launched 11 electric hydrofoil ferries to cut road congestion. Istres, France, deployed a private 5G network, reducing CCTV backhaul costs by 83%.
Smart Homes Just Got Smarter: New Gadgets, Big Trends & Surprising Challenges in Summer 2025

Smart Homes Just Got Smarter: New Gadgets, Big Trends & Surprising Challenges in Summer 2025

Generac launched the ecobee by Generac Smart Thermostat Enhanced in June 2025, promising up to 26% heating and cooling savings and integration with its generators and solar batteries. Arlo introduced Advanced Audio Detection for Arlo Secure Plus, while Yale released the Assure Lock 2 Touch with fingerprint unlocking. Amazon began rolling out Alexa Plus, and Google integrated Google Home into over 40 million devices as Matter controllers.
Technology Trends 2025: Global Innovations in AI, Green Tech, Space, and More (Updated: June 27th, 2025)

Technology Trends 2025: Global Innovations in AI, Green Tech, Space, and More (Updated: June 27th, 2025)

Scientists delivered the first personalized CRISPR gene therapy to a one-year-old boy in May 2025, halting a rare disease. Apple’s 2025 software enables iPhones to run local large language models for Siri. The AI market is estimated at $758 billion in 2025, with AI semiconductor sales projected above $150 billion. Global solar investment is set to reach $450 billion, and over 20 million electric vehicles are expected to be sold worldwide.

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  • Sensex Rallies 609 Points as Nifty Nears 24,200 on Strong Earnings and Geopolitical Hope
    April 29, 2026, 9:39 AM EDT. Indian benchmark indices rebounded Wednesday with the BSE Sensex rising 609 points (0.79%) to 77,496.36 and the NSE Nifty climbing 182 points (0.76%) to 24,177.65. Gains were broad-based, led by FMCG, auto, and telecom stocks. Maruti Suzuki surged nearly 3% following a record annual net profit, lifted by highest-ever sales and GST rate cuts. Positive earnings reports and easing geopolitical tensions fueled investor sentiment despite elevated crude oil prices which rose 2.85% to $114.4 a barrel. Asian markets also closed higher, reflecting a global mood shift. However, European and U.S. markets remained subdued. Analysts noted improved corporate performance and hopes of reduced global conflicts helped offset macroeconomic concerns and contributed to today's rebound.

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Visa Stock Jumps as Earnings Beat and $20 Billion Buyback Ease Spending Fears

Visa Stock Jumps as Earnings Beat and $20 Billion Buyback Ease Spending Fears

29 April 2026
Visa shares jumped 5% premarket Wednesday after the company beat quarterly profit estimates, raised its full-year outlook, and announced a $20 billion buyback. Adjusted net income rose to $6.3 billion, or $3.31 a share, topping forecasts. Payments volume climbed 9%, cross-border volume 12%. Visa cited resilient consumer spending but flagged Middle East tensions as a risk to travel flows.
Regeneron Earnings Beat, But Eylea Still Clouds REGN Stock

Regeneron Earnings Beat, But Eylea Still Clouds REGN Stock

29 April 2026
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals reported first-quarter revenue of $3.605 billion, up 19%, and adjusted earnings of $9.47 per share, both above analyst estimates. Dupixent sales rose 33% and Libtayo 54%, while total U.S. Eylea sales fell 10%. Shares dropped 1.1% premarket. The FDA delayed a decision on a second Eylea HD syringe manufacturer; Regeneron cut its 2026 gross-margin forecast due to repairs in Ireland.
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