Digital Industries

Enterprise software company SAP detailed partnerships with Google Cloud, Meta Platforms, Microsoft and more to advance its AI offerings, along with placing a set of UNESCO ethics at the heart of its play in the sector.

Broadcaster RTL Deutschland became the latest to employ a private 5G network to boost coverage of a major sporting event, with Deutsche Telekom supplying a standalone network for use during the UEFA Euro 2024 football contest.

Google named Verizon Business a gold-level verified peering provider, a designation the US operator stated offers benefits compared with direct peering by simplifying the process of connecting with various of the search giant’s cloud services.

Nokia struck a partnership with Indian university Gati Shakti Vishwavidyalaya (GSV) to explore R&D opportunities in transport and logistics using AI, 5G and future 6G technologies.

IoT-focused satellite service provider Sateliot secured a place on a SpaceX rocket to launch four more LEO birds, a move scheduled for July which will progress its plan to offer commercial 5G services in the second half of the year.

Cisco and Lenovo made a major push around AI-powered digital transformation for the enterprise sector, committing to jointly develop systems which make it easier to employ the technology to boost productivity.

SES assembled a league of fellow satellite service providers to deliver global Ka-band connectivity to airlines from GEO and MEO birds, an open architecture it stated enables regional players to access a global footprint.