AI and tech innovations shape MWC 2025 in Barcelona
Business Business Series Focus Published on 10/03/2025 - 17:00 GMT+1 Share this article Comments
In this episode of Focus, we're at Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona, exploring AI, robotics, and cybersecurity innovations shaping the future of technology, with insights from industry leaders and exhibitors. ADVERTISEMENT
Mobile World Congress (MwC) 2025 in Barcelona showcased the latest trends in AI, robotics and mobile technology.
With 2,700 exhibitors and 100,000 attendees, companies will showcase innovations such as AI-powered devices, foldable displays and automated networking solutions.
Industry leaders discuss the future of technology, from cybersecurity challenges to AI-powered sports scouting. As new advancements emerge, companies are adapting to a rapidly changing digital landscape and shaping the future of connectivity, security and user experience. Go to accessibility shortcuts Share this article Comments ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT
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