Europe

Telia's recently appointed CEO Patrik Hofbauer used his first quarter at the helm of the company to flesh out the operator’s mid-term plans, as the company recorded a decrease in revenue for Q1 2024.

Finnish operator Elisa teamed with indoor air measurement company Airyn Technologies to employ IoT to tackle various internal environmental conditions it stated could prove hazardous to peoples’ health.

Alphabet’s Google outlined plans to spend €600 million on a new data centre in the Netherlands, adding to almost €4 billion invested on expanding its Dutch infrastructure over the past decade.

The European Parliament waved through proposed rules designed to encourage consumers to have products such as mobile phones repaired rather than replaced, with manufacturers required to ease the process and make it more cost effective.

Pietro Labriola secured a second term as CEO of Telecom Italia following an investor vote, in what appears to represent backing of his strategy to sell the operator's fixed network assets.

Dutch chipmaker ASML signed a letter of intent to expand its business in the city of Eindhoven, a move which could end speculation about it possibly setting up operations abroad.

Vodafone UK flicked the switch on its 200th mast in the country’s Shared Rural Network (SRN) project, a move announced days after rival VMO2 inked a deal with Starlink to bolster its own efforts for the scheme.