Enterprise Technology Records

MWC26 opened in Barcelona, convened by the GSMA, which launched the Mobile Economy 2026 report and set priorities on 5G, AI and digital safety.

NVIDIA invested $2 billion in Lumentum and agreed multiyear terms to support R&D and U.S. fabrication for next-generation AI infrastructure.

NVIDIA invested $2 billion in Coherent and signed a multiyear, nonexclusive agreement for advanced optics supply and capacity.

Digital Realty acquired Telepoint and added two Sofia data centers, including a facility with more than 110 network service providers.

Nokia expanded its partnership with TIM Brasil to modernize 5G across 14 states and prepare networks for AI-based services.

Innatera selected Synopsys simulation tools to design neuromorphic microcontrollers for low-power edge AI.

Nordic Semiconductor unveiled a next-generation cellular IoT portfolio designed to provide secure, resilient connectivity for billions of IoT devices.

Supermicro expanded support for AI-RAN and sovereign AI platforms and showed partner deployments and validated server designs at MWC Barcelona.

Nokia and Deutsche Telekom expanded cooperation to advance cloud-based, disaggregated and AI-native RAN technologies.

Ericsson and Intel announced a collaboration at MWC 2026 to accelerate ecosystem readiness for AI-native 6G deployments.

Huawei launched the Telco Intelligent Converged Cloud to support telco clouds' shift toward AI infrastructure.

Huawei said ICNMaster MDAF was deployed by 14 operators and uses a Mixture of Models architecture and intelligent agents.

NVIDIA formed a collaboration with Nokia, Ericsson, T-Mobile and Deutsche Telekom to architect AI-native wireless infrastructure.

Nokia launched Doksuri Remote Radio Heads and an rApp Marketplace at MWC26 with claimed gains in power, weight and installation time.

Ericsson joined the OCUDU Ecosystem Foundation as a founding premier member and took a board seat.

NVIDIA committed with major operators and vendors to develop AI-native, open and secure 6G platforms.

Kahn Swick & Foti notified Kyndryl investors of a class action alleging securities fraud for purchases from Aug. 7, 2024, to Feb. 9, 2026.

ONES 4.1 adds telemetry preferences and built-in host and container monitoring to improve network observability and operational control.

FTAS 3.5 extends EVPN VXLAN validation with higher MAC/ARP and routing limits, deterministic convergence tests, and multi-VRF segmentation checks.

Noma Security made its AI security platform available through the AWS Security Hub Extended plan to help customers protect AI assets.