The Mobile World Congress will incorporate three thematic verticals in its 2027 edition to bring together "companies that develop technologies connected to the real world." The next edition of the leading global technology congress, which will be held between March 1 and 4 at the Fira de Barcelona Gran Via venue, will reserve spaces for health (Connect Health), the automotive industry (Connect Auto), and aviation (Connect Aviation). The President and CEO of GSMA Ltd., John Hoffman, assured the media this Wednesday that these types of spaces are "gaining weight" within the event, which this year has brought together more than 100,000 people. Hoffman presented the first new features of the fair together with the Director of GSMA Spain, Laia Ripoll.

The Catalan company Open Cosmos, one of the leaders in the satellite and space infrastructure sector, will deploy 192 satellites for its ConnectedCosmos connectivity constellation. The network will serve, as stated by the company in a press release, to "provide secure and resilient connectivity" while ensuring "sovereignty and control of critical data" at a time when satellite connections have become strategic infrastructures. These satellites will constitute the "core" of the constellation, although the company will be able to "rapidly expand the network's capacity" as demand increases.

For many years now, through an effective and recognized Routes Committee, the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce has been promoting Barcelona's air connectivity. The institution has just published an important study on the subject. With a strong quantitative foundation, it emphasizes three aspects: