TL;DR: Telia has joined a sovereign AI initiative in Sweden with AI Sweden and KTH Royal Institute of Technology, according to Light Reading's EMEA roundup. The same roundup said T-Systems won a private cloud contract from Volkswagen, the UK confirmed a social media ban for under-16s, and BT expanded fiber services for businesses in mid-Wales.

Telia has joined a sovereign AI effort in Sweden with AI Sweden and KTH Royal Institute of Technology, according to a Light Reading report published in its Eurobites EMEA roundup. The report identified the move as part of Telia's sovereign AI drive and said the company is working with academic partners.

T-Systems, the IT services arm of Deutsche Telekom, has secured a private cloud contract from Volkswagen, according to the same Light Reading roundup. The source did not provide further technical detail in the excerpt about the scope, location, or contract value of the deployment.

The UK has confirmed a social media ban for under-16s, and BT has extended fiber connectivity for businesses in mid-Wales, according to the same roundup. The excerpt did not specify the legal timetable for the UK measure or the number of business premises covered by BT's fiber expansion.

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