AI was a major topic at the MWC, with Dell partnering with telecom providers to improve their networks using AI. Microsoft announced a new AI Access Principles program, and ServiceNow expanded the availability of its Nvidia-powered AI tools to telecoms. However, Apple was notably absent from the event, continuing its tradition of favoring its own gatherings over the MWC. The event also saw Samsung's announcement, although most of its major unveilings usually occur at Unpacked events.
Key takeaways:
- Mobile World Congress kicked off with major announcements from tech giants like Samsung and Motorola, with a notable focus on artificial intelligence and wearable technology.
- Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Ring, a wearable ring that can track sleep, movement, heart rate, and more, and Motorola showcased a bendable smartphone and smartwatch concept.
- Artificial intelligence was a major topic, with Dell partnering with telecom providers to improve their networks using AI, and ServiceNow expanding the availability of its Nvidia-powered AI tools to telecoms.
- Other notable announcements included Lenovo's ThinkBook Transparent Display Laptop concept, OnePlus's new wearable called the OnePlus Watch 2, and Xiaomi's showcase of its upcoming SU7 electric vehicle.