Tech has long promised to make city living safer, less congested, and more healthy. Now, with the rollout of superfast 5G and the explosion of Internet of Things sensors, those promises are becoming realities for many of our planet's 3.5 billion urban dwellers. Many essential services that once required a trip to city hall can now be done online. Vast networks of sensors help cities measure air and water pollution, reduce energy consumption, and alleviate traffic jams. Smart lighting systems are making streets safer while saving on energy costs. AI-enabled security cameras are helping police catch criminals in the act.

• T-Mobile and CIIRC CTU have signed a memorandum on long-term cooperation

• Students' access to state-of-the-art technologies and superfast networks will help speed up the digitization of Czech industry

• The new 5G SA technology will be supplied by Ericsson

• Companies can offset their business air travel
• New for corporate customers: "Compensaid Corporate Program"
• With Sustainable Aviation Fuel passengers travel in a climate-friendly way
• First customer is insurance provider AXA Deutschland

Czech inflation increased from 2.1% in February to 2.3% in March, mainly on the back of higher fuel prices, which increased by 6%. For the whole year, we expect average inflation of around 2.5%