Yettel and Wolt launch joint convenience service
Yettel is making its products and services available through a new channel. It is the first Hungarian mobile operator to offer prepaid mobile phones, prepaid SIM cards and a range of accessories from its shops via the Wolt app.
Results confirmed by NMHH measurements
Yettel has the fastest 4G and 5G mobile internet networks in Hungary, according to network measurement results published by the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) on the szelessav.net website on 11 March 2025, based on aggregate national average download and upload speeds. Having spent almost HUF 100 billion on modernising its mobile network between 2020 and 2024, the telco company will launch high-speed 5G service at its 1,000th base station in a few days’ time, and has earmarked another tens of billions of HUF for further development in Hungary by 2028.
Yettel and Óbuda University continue scholarship program for female talent
Three out of four Hungarians have someone in their lives who inspires them, and 8 out of 10 of these people are Hungarian role models, according to a recent representative survey. Most of the time, it is the motivation and perseverance of role models that appeals to Hungarians, but intelligence is also an important factor, and for Generation Z, success. The survey shows a need for more inspiring figures in healthcare and education, while younger generations also emphasize nurturing home-grown talent in IT and technology. This is supported by joint scholarship program between Yettel and Óbuda University that is to be continued as Yettel announced on International Women’s Day.
Young footballers invited to a special event at Yettel Hungary’s headquarters witnessed a truly historic moment in Hungarian football. Manchester City’s Premier League Trophy and the prestigious Community Shield visited Törökbálint for a day, where students from the local Football Academy were able to admire the relics live.
AI is transforming education - ProSuli’s new training course provides practical skills
Challenge or opportunity? According to a recent UK survey, teachers are aware of generative artificial intelligence (AI), but many are not using it at all and feel a lack of training in the new technology. In Hungary, the use of AI in education is still in its infancy, but there is a growing demand from teachers to learn how to use the platform effectively. In response to this need, Yettel’s ProSuli program offers practical online AI training for teachers, who can learn not only the basics of the technology, but also how to use of AI to plan lessons and simplify administration.
Local football students can admire Manchester City’s trophy
In just a few days’ time, a historic event will take place at Yettel’s headquarters: the original Premier League Trophy, the most prestigious award in English football, currently held by Manchester City, will be on display. For one day, the event will also feature the prestigious Community Shield, also won by Manchester City.
Tips for using technology to get closer to your partner
The digital world has fundamentally changed our relationships including romantic ones. While technology makes you always available, it also brings new challenges. Can a quick message or response really indicate a deeper connection? Artificial intelligence and digitisation are changing not only the way we meet and connect, but also the way we experience intimacy, closeness and trust.
The competition, launched for the second time this year in celebration of Safer Internet Day, aims to promote responsible internet use
This year, Safer Internet Day initiative falls on 11 February. Celebrated every year since 2009, the aim of the event is to raise awareness of the importance of safe and responsible online presence, especially among the younger generations. For the second time, Yettel ProSuli and DUE Media Network are launching the Great Student Internet Awareness Test (Nagy Diák TudatosNet Teszt) to test young people’s online knowledge in a fun way and to show the right response to current online threats.
Coca-Cola HBC Hungary is entering a new business. The leading domestic beverage producer, in collaboration with Kende Retail Kft. – a provider of automated commercial solutions, - has targeted a new market segment with the concept of autonomous retail stores, expanding its vending division. Employees of Yettel Hungary are the first in the country to try this pioneering technology, which is expected to revolutionize future shopping habits. Coca-Cola HBC Hungary plans to open 15 unmanned stores over the next three years, investing a total of HUF 250 million, and aims to triple its revenues from this forward-looking autonomous retail solution by the end of 2026.
How do you protect yourself from increasingly sophisticated digital threats?
Today is International Data Protection Day, an annual reminder of the critical role data protection plays in the digital world. Modern life, whether shopping, working, learning or socialising is largely managed online, and a lot of personal information is shared in the process. According to cybersecurity firm SlashNext, the number of credential phishing attacks increased by 703% in the second half of 2024.* This is dangerous because obtaining the credentials can give attackers access to sensitive information, financial data or even company systems, leading to serious data theft, financial loss and security risks. The surge indicates that traditional protection methods are no longer sufficient and that proactive security measures are required.