German fiber broadband provider, Deutsche Glasfaser Group, has unveiled a EUR 7 billion initiative, aiming to triple the number of homes covered by its network.

Alphabet's Google has revealed intentions to allocate EUR 600 million towards constructing a new data center in the Netherlands, building upon its prior investments totaling nearly EUR 4 billion, which aimed to bolster its Dutch infrastructure over the last decade.

The Spanish investment company, CriteriaCaixa, has raised its ownership in Telefónica to slightly above five percent.

Xavier Niel, through his investment firm, NJJ Holding, has received regulatory approval to acquire a fixed-line company in Ukraine. His vision is to merge this company with the mobile operator, lifecell, aiming to establish a prominent telecommunications entity in the country.

Telia has finalized the sale of its Danish business to Norlys, a prominent player in the energy and broadband sector, for approximately DKK 6.3 billion (USD 902.2 million). The proceeds from this transaction are earmarked for reducing debt within the operator group.

Vodafone Group has agreed to sell its Italian business to Swisscom for EUR 8 billion, in what CEO, Margherita Della Valle, described as the third and final step toward reshaping its European operations.

TOTEM TowerCo, Orange's tower subsidiary, has added 173 sites to its portfolio in France and Spain. TOTEM, founded in 2021, operates towers, flat roofs, and other sites throughout France and Spain.

BT Group has announced the launch of its new Narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) network, which will help it develop smart cities in the United Kingdom.

Orange and MásMóvil have received permission from the European Commission to merge their operations in Spain.

Several companies, including tower operators SBA Communications Corp and Phoenix Tower International; and Spanish fund, Asterion Industrial Partners, are reportedly interested in acquiring Cellnex's Irish unit. Cellnex, a Spanish telecommunications company, currently operates around 2,000 cell sites in Ireland and is estimated to be valued at nearly EUR 1 billion (USD 1.08 billion). Binding offers for the acquisition are expected to be submitted next week, indicating a significant move in the telecommunications market.