Huawei is to launch a smart city project and build a Joint Innovation Centre in Duisberg, Germany.

Vodafone has been dubbed the market leader in Europe for cellular IoT but China is fuelling mass volume adoption of the technology, a new report has found.

At first glance, a visitor arriving at Telecom Italia’s TIMLab in Turin could be forgiven for thinking it focuses on the history of telecoms rather than its future.

Connected and autonomous cars were in the spotlight again at CES in Las Vegas, with Cisco announcing plans to help launch a "hyperconnected" vehicle next year.

Samsung is pushing to make its IoT devices more open and interoperable as it aims to bring connectivity to every single device it makes by 2020.

Qualcomm used the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to announce a slew of product upgrades and customer wins focusing on the smart home and connected car.

Proximus is dramatically extending the coverage of its LoRa network, with new hardware set to be deployed by IoT player Kerlink.

At the start of a crucial year for telecoms, which will see trends such as virtual reality and the IoT gathering pace and the first trials of next generation technologies such as 5G, Mobile Europe rounds up some of the industry’s big predictions for 2018.

A highly advanced 4G network and competition from market leader Proximus was behind Orange Belgium’s decision to go all-cellular for its IoT offering, according to its CTO.

Digital security player Gemalto has rejected the €4.3 billion bid from French IT vendor Atos, claiming it "significantly undervalues the company".

Mobile Europe has launched its annual survey to explore where innovation truly lies within the mobile industry and which technologies will dominate the year ahead.

Telia has trialled the use of IoT connectivity on its LTE network as it looks ahead to a commercial launch of the technology.

Orange Belgium has hit 100 percent indoor and outdoor coverage for its Internet of Things network with customers now able to select to run services on NB-IoT and LTE-M technology.

MTS has launched an integrated IoT management platform to support enterprises' connected device strategy and monitor equipment performance.

Vodafone has conducted Romania's first national trial of NB-IoT, working with oil and gas provider OMV Petrom to connect wells without access to GSM coverage or fixed line internet.

Cellular technology will cement its leadership over LPWA connectivity in agricultural IoT deployments over the next four years, but will continue to lag behind traditional industry methods of connectivity, new figures claim.

Magyar Telekom is tempting enterprises to the Internet of Things by launching a new NB-IoT network in Budapest.

Deutsche Telekom has rolled out its NB-IoT network to 300 locations across Germany, with more than 150 companies trialling the technology.

Finnish operator DNA has extended coverage of its NB-IoT network to cover 85 percent of the country's population.

Europe will continue to lag behind North East Asia and North America into the 5G era, holding only 16 percent of connections by 2023 and consuming an average of 28GB per month.