MWC will feature notable phone launches, including the Honor Magic7 Pro and the dual-fold Huawei Mate XT, showcasing advancements in mobile design.

The demonstration will integrate AI with existing 3GPP signals, adapting to dynamic environments as part of the anticipated 6G technologies.

The company aims to accelerate the Telco-to-Techco transition and redefine network intelligence through advanced technology demonstrations.

There is potential for new smart jewelry products and advancements in spatial computing, with new smart glasses expected from various companies.

VIAVI's TeraVM Security Test will address potential threats from quantum computing, including support for Post-Quantum Cryptography algorithms mandated by NIST.

MWC will also feature a variety of wearable technologies, including smartwatches and AR glasses, alongside laptops and earbuds.

The company will also showcase consumer cybersecurity solutions, including subscription plans aimed at enhancing security for personal devices and smart homes.

Viavi will highlight how its solutions can enable the deployment and optimization of next-generation networks, particularly focusing on AI-driven analytics and testing.

InterDigital will also lead a presentation on the Turing Stage at MWC, discussing their research and innovation efforts.

InterDigital and Keysight are set to showcase dynamic AI-enabled sensing at Mobile World Congress 2025, enhancing accuracy across various applications.

Xiaomi is anticipated to launch the Xiaomi 15 Ultra, focusing on advanced camera capabilities, alongside the Xiaomi 15, likely a flagship device for Europe.

Kaspersky will present its Cyber Immune IT products, including the KasperskyOS-based Kaspersky Thin Client for remote work, emphasizing a secure-by-design approach.