As ITU celebrates its 160th anniversary in 2025, see some of the benefits you get through ITU’s work behind the scenes.

Like most technology-driven industries, the telecommunications sector has historically been characterized by steady growth punctuated by an occasional leap forward, usually when a new communications ...

“State of digital development and trends in the Americas: Challenges and opportunities” provides an overview of digital connectivity in the Americas, highlighting key statistics, regional trends, and ...

The race for quantum technology is accelerating, and 2025 marks a critical moment as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. The question is no longer just how quantum will evolve, ...

As artificial intelligence (AI) motors ahead, standards are key to lower costs, increase affordability, and drive the spread of reliable AI technology. Equally, they are essential to ensure AI ...

Open-source innovations are shaping the future of accessible digital transformation, for example through AI open-source modes and digital public goods. The Open Source Ecosystem Enabler (OSEE) project ...

Your Honour, William Kabogo Gitau, Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy, Mr David Mugonyi, Director General and Chief Executive Officer of the ...

Your Excellency, Mr Gustavo Villate, Minister of Information, Communication and Technologies, Your Excellency, Mr Juan Carlos Duarte Duré, President of the National Telecommunication Commission, ...

Thousands of telecommunication professionals trace the beginnings of their careers to the exploration of the radio spectrum that was made possible by their early involvement in amateur radio. Many ...

Extension for flow control on the PHY-to-LINK data stream over gamma reference point Superseded ...

Standardization work is carried out by the technical Study Groups (SGs) in which representatives of the ITU-T membership develop Recommendations (standards) for the various fields of international ...