Vodafone unsure on Gigafactory economics — focused on ‘low-hanging B2B fruit’
Q2/H1 FY25–26: Fast-growing digital services now approximating €2bn annual revenue for Business growth engine, with intent to invest more in segment. Vodafone considers itself well placed for SMEs and sovereign cloud, but will not be rushed into big ticket AI data centre projects…
This article includes:
- Themes: Artificial intelligence (AI); Cloud computing; Digital communication; Digital services; Internet of Things (IoT); Investment; Managed services; Merger and acquisition (M&A); Revenue growth; Software-defined networks (SDN); Sovereign cloud; Technology strategy.
- Events: Acquisition of Skaylink; Vodafone Group Q2 FY25–26 results.
- People: Luka Mucic; Margherita Della Valle.
- Geographic: Africa; Catalonia; Europe; France; Germany; Munich; Turkey; United Kingdom.
- Organisations: AION; Deutsche Telekom (DTAG); Iliad; Nvidia; SAP; Skaylink; Telefónica; Vodafone; Vodafone Business.
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