While phone, accessory, and equipment makers flooded Mobile World Congress with countless new products and concepts, a single trend tied everything together: AI.

A stark divide is emerging in how the world’s biggest tech players are approaching artificial intelligence. At the Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona last week, this contrast could not have been clearer: while Silicon Valley giants continue to frame AI as a series of standalone products,

On the hardware front, the world’s largest phone show will feature launches from Nothing, Xiaomi, Honor, and more. Here's what else is on tap in Barcelona next week.

Here is Euronews Next's round-up of some of the tech displayed at the Mobile World Congress this week in Barcelona.

As all the big industry names returned to this year's Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona this week, AI innovation like AI agents was a key focus. View on euronews

Always Connect AI (ClickNow Technologies Ltd.) leverages generative AI to predict the next message on any network across text, audio and video data types. With this prediction, network operators can improve all important network KPIs, including latency, jitter and throughput.

We still didn't get a straight-up definition of exactly what an AI agent is during Bret Taylor's Mobile World Congress fireside chat in Barcelona on

An AI-powered exoskeleton designed to help stroke patients was on display at Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona.

Samsung and Lenovo had the most interesting folding concept devices to show off at the annual trade show in Barcelona.

Phone brand Oppo announced its artificial intelligence strategy during a technology summit at the Mobile World Congress 2025 held in Barcelona, Spain.

Newnal, Inc.’s Latest Breakthrough Gives People the Power to Create Their Own AI Newnal Co-CEOs Bezalel Lim and Joe Park with first Newnal devices at Mobile World Congress 2025. (Photo ...

The convergence of AI, 5G-Advanced (5G-A), and the Internet of Things is driving intelligent connectivity and transforming industries worldwide. At MWC 2025, leading telecom companies such as Huawei and ZTE unveiled integrated "5G-A+AI" solutions that leverage large AI models for complex R&D challenges, autonomous networks and self-driving systems.