Rail company Deutsche Bahn (DB), Ericsson, O2 Telefónica, and Vantage Towers are collaborating to develop 5G coverage along train tracks in Germany. The project, called Gigabit Innovation Track (GINT), has received € 6.4 million funding from the German government to provide high-speed data and phone connections to train passengers from all rail operations. A test

  Ericsson’s Germany managing director Daniel Leimbach has also taken the role of Head of the Customer Unit Western Europe for customers in Germany, the Netherlands & Switzerland. The three countries have 3.300 Ericsson employees supporting key customers Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone, Telefónica, Swisscom, KPN and T-Mobile Netherlands. His task will be to turn Ericsson innovations

Rolf Werner tasked with driving Nokia’s market share and expansion into new segments

German sales of OnePlus and Oppo halted after Munich 5G patent defeat

It comes as the European Commission set a target of producing 20pc of the world’s semiconductors by 2030 

The UK becomes the seventh market reBuy has entered in across Europe

BMW, Mercedes and Audi parent Daimler close to agreeing purchase of HERE (formerly Nokia Maps) as part of their connected car strategy

German exit is part of the firms European business review. Dixons Carphone insists it remains committed to the Phone House brand

Half of Germany’s largest companies and 90 per cent of government agencies are now using BlackBerry’s enterprise mobility management software BES 10, the company says

Lyca Mobile launches on the Vodafone network in Germany bringing total EU markets to 13