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Telecom Italia

Telecom Italia S.p.A., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the fixed and mobile telecommunications services and products for individuals, households, and supports small and medium-sized enterprises in Italy and internationally. It operates through Domestic, Brazil, and Other Operations segments. The company offers telephone and internet services, as well as products managed and developed in landline and mobile for individuals and families; voice, data, and internet services and products; and information and communications technology solutions for top, public sector and large account customers. It also provides connectivity services; mobile phone services and fiber optic data transmission using IP technology and residential broadband services; and internet of things services. Telecom Italia S.p.A. was incorporated in 1908 and is headquartered in Rome, Italy.

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Defense & Geopolitical Fragmentation

Leonardo to raise stake in Italy's PSN cloud hub to 35% in broader reshuffle

Italian defence group Leonardo is preparing to increase its stake in the National Strategic Hub, which manages cloud services for Italy's public administration, by acquiring an additional 10% from state-owned IT company Sogei, sources told Reuters. The deal, which could be announced by the end of this month, would lift Leonardo's holding to 35% from 25%. The transaction is part of a broader shareholder overhaul aimed at placing the cloud company under the control of two shareholders with a clear industrial rationale, with Poste Italiane set to acquire a 20% stake from state lender CDP and eventually targeting 65% through its takeover bid for TIM, currently the largest shareholder with 45%. Under the reshuffle, Poste would appoint the chief executive while Leonardo would nominate the chairperson. PSN is central to Italy's cloud migration programme backed by about €2 billion from the European Union's post-pandemic Recovery Fund.
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Cloud & Digital Infrastructure

Intesa Sanpaolo completes cloud migration of core banking systems to Google Cloud

Italy's biggest bank Intesa Sanpaolo has completed the cloud migration of its core IT systems, joining a small group of European banks that have moved away from legacy mainframe technology. The shift, part of a multi-billion-euro cloud transition project, relied on two Italian Google Cloud regions in Turin and Milan hosted by TIM's data centres. More than 800 applications were migrated to Google Cloud infrastructure, and an equal number were decommissioned within the bank's physical headquarters. The bank had previously launched cloud-based digital bank Isybank in 2023 as a testing ground for the full cloud shift. Intesa now joins a handful of European peers that have pursued large-scale cloud migration, including Danske Bank, Lloyds, HSBC, Santander, and BBVA.
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