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Cyta revenue grows 6.5% in 2025, unveils investment plans for 2026
CYPRUS 04:04

Cyta revenue grows 6.5% in 2025, unveils investment plans for 2026

Cyprus operator Cyta has submitted for approval its budget for 2026. Cyta posted total revenues of EUR 442 million in 2025, up from EUR 415 in 2024. Profit before tax amounted to EUR 85 million in 2025.

Cyta revenue grows 6.5% in 2025, unveils investment plans for 2026
CYPRUS 04:04

Cyta revenue grows 6.5% in 2025, unveils investment plans for 2026

Cyprus operator Cyta has submitted for approval its budget for 2026. Cyta posted total revenues of EUR 442 million in 2025, up from EUR 415 in 2024. Profit before tax amounted to EUR 85 million in 2025.

Grid Telecom to deploy 1 Pbps Artemis subsea cable linking Crete with mainland
GREECE 03:42

Grid Telecom to deploy 1 Pbps Artemis subsea cable linking Crete with mainland

Grid Telecom has announced the construction of Artemis, a subsea optical fibre cable system designed to link Crete with mainland Greece. Spanning 280 kilometers, the Artemis system will use subsea repeaters and terrestrial segments to interconnect landing stations and data centers across Crete and the Attica region.

Grid Telecom to deploy 1 Pbps Artemis subsea cable linking Crete with mainland
GREECE 03:42

Grid Telecom to deploy 1 Pbps Artemis subsea cable linking Crete with mainland

Grid Telecom has announced the construction of Artemis, a subsea optical fibre cable system designed to link Crete with mainland Greece. Spanning 280 kilometers, the Artemis system will use subsea repeaters and terrestrial segments to interconnect landing stations and data centers across Crete and the Attica region.

ICO opens formal investigation into X's Grok AI service
UNITED KINGDOM 3 FEB

ICO opens formal investigation into X's Grok AI service

The UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has formally opened investigations into X Internet Unlimited (XIUC) and X.AI. These will examine the processing of personal data by the Grok AI system and the potential for Grok to be used for creating sexualised content. This follows reports that Grok had been used to create non-consensual sexual images of people, including children. Ofcom announced an investigation into Grok last month.

ICO opens formal investigation into X's Grok AI service
UNITED KINGDOM 3 FEB

ICO opens formal investigation into X's Grok AI service

Global IT spending to reach USD 6.15 trillion in 2026 - Gartner
GLOBAL 3 FEB

Global IT spending to reach USD 6.15 trillion in 2026 - Gartner

Global IT spending is forecast to grow by 10.8 percent in 2026 to reach USD 6.15 trillion, according to new research from Gartner. AI infrastructure growth remains strong, with spending increasing across AI hardware and software. Server spending is forecast to grow by 36.9 percent in 2026; with total data centre spending to grow by 31.7 percent to over USD 650 billion, up from around USD 500 billion in 2025.

Global IT spending to reach USD 6.15 trillion in 2026 - Gartner
GLOBAL 3 FEB

Global IT spending to reach USD 6.15 trillion in 2026 - Gartner

T-Mobile Poland discontinues Heyah 01 offer
POLAND 3 FEB

T-Mobile Poland discontinues Heyah 01 offer

Polish brand Heyah, run by the operator T-Mobile Poland, plans to stop providing its service Heyah 01 from 23 February. Customers using the service will be transferred to the MVNO Red Bull Mobile by default, keeping the same phone numbers. Subscription rates will be slightly less for the majority of customers, T-Mobile said in its communication to customers.

T-Mobile Poland discontinues Heyah 01 offer
POLAND 3 FEB

T-Mobile Poland discontinues Heyah 01 offer

MTN Uganda mobile money MD to step down at end-February
UGANDA 3 FEB

MTN Uganda mobile money MD to step down at end-February

MTN Uganda Mobile Money announced the appointment of Sarah Bateta Okwi as the company's acting managing director, replacing Richard Yego who will step down from 28 February, bringing to an end a tenure begun in January 2022. Okwi, the company's chief finance officer, will serve from 1 March while a permanent appointment will be announced later. 

MTN Uganda mobile money MD to step down at end-February
UGANDA 3 FEB

MTN Uganda mobile money MD to step down at end-February

Altigen Technologies signs licensing agreement with Crexendo
GLOBAL 3 FEB

Altigen Technologies signs licensing agreement with Crexendo

Altigen Technologies, US-based provider of PBX, UCaaS and customer engagement solutions, has signed a licensing agreement with cloud communications platform provider Crexendo. This will allow Altigen to deliver solutions powered by Crexendo's hosted cloud platform to customers and partners. The Crexendo cloud communications platform has more than 7 million end users worldwide, through a network of over 240 cloud communication platform software subscribers.

Altigen Technologies signs licensing agreement with Crexendo
GLOBAL 3 FEB

Altigen Technologies signs licensing agreement with Crexendo

Kyivstar runs 5G pilot area in Borodyanka
UKRAINE 3 FEB

Kyivstar runs 5G pilot area in Borodyanka

Ukrainian operator Kyivstar announced a new pilot 5G area in the town of Borodyanka in the Bucha municipality in Kiev region. The 5G network covers almost 3.5 km2 there with services provided on the 3,500 MHz band. The operator earlier launched its 5G services in the city of Lviv.

Kyivstar runs 5G pilot area in Borodyanka
UKRAINE 3 FEB

Kyivstar runs 5G pilot area in Borodyanka

UKE report finds 87% of Polish households can access 100 Mbps or higher
POLAND 3 FEB

UKE report finds 87% of Polish households can access 100 Mbps or higher

A total 87 percent of Polish households were covered with broadband services at 100 Mbps or higher by the end of 2025, according to a report from the national telecommunications regulator UKE on progress with its projects in 2025. The watchdog initially planned for broadband coverage to reach 83 percent last year. In addition, more than 175,500 people participated in training on internet security carried out by the regulator in 2025.

UKE report finds 87% of Polish households can access 100 Mbps or higher
POLAND 3 FEB

UKE report finds 87% of Polish households can access 100 Mbps or higher

Disney+ appoints exclusive ad sales partner in Ireland
IRELAND 3 FEB

Disney+ appoints exclusive ad sales partner in Ireland

Influent Media has been appointed as the exclusive advertising sales partner in Ireland for Disney+. This coincides with the launch of new Disney+ Standard with Ads subscription plan in Ireland from 03 March. The partnership will help Irish advertisers reach Disney+ audiences through mid-roll and pre-roll ad slows. Ireland becomes the 15th ad tier market across the EMEA region for Disney+.

Disney+ appoints exclusive ad sales partner in Ireland
IRELAND 3 FEB

Disney+ appoints exclusive ad sales partner in Ireland

Mali govt opens own tier III data centre
MALI 3 FEB

Mali govt opens own tier III data centre

Mali has inaugurated a Tier III data centre in Bamako, marking a significant milestone in the country's push for digital sovereignty and reduced reliance on foreign infrastructure, Ecofin reported. The ICT ministry said the National Data Centre will provide secure hosting capacity for the Malian state's strategic data, electronic administration platforms, public digital services, and, in the short term, mutualised digital infrastructures in the AES space, which includes Niger and Burkina Faso. 

Mali govt opens own tier III data centre
MALI 3 FEB

Mali govt opens own tier III data centre

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