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How has data become an almost indispensable ingredient in grain processing?

Grain processing has quietly become a highly digitized industry in Hungary. But the system only works if the network can keep up. When you consider the journey of nearly a thousand tons of raw material processed each day, from grain storage to packaged flour, tracking delivery notes alone is no longer sufficient. In a modern mill, every stage of the process generates data, from moisture sensors and particle-size analysers to thermal cameras. Just a few years ago, such information was collected, transmitted, and interpreted only in heavy industry. Today, the smooth operation of a modern mill depends almost as much on a stable internet connection as on high-quality wheat.

ProSuli's free online AI workshop continues

In recent months, new and significant artificial intelligence (AI) features have become available to almost anyone, and even professionals struggle to keep up with them. In education, it’s no exaggeration to say that AI is fundamentally reshaping the toolset students and teachers use, transforming curricula from the ground up and prompting a rethink of everything we previously assumed about the role of AI in teaching. The real question is no longer whether students and teachers use AI, but how. On 2 March, experts from Yettel’s ProSuli program will help teachers navigate the latest developments in artificial intelligence, and show how children’s preparedness and safety can be ensured in this new environment, as well as how the technology can support teachers in their everyday work.

Under the agreement between the two companies, 2Connect will provide Yettel Hungary with wholesale broadband access through its gigabit capable fixed infrastructure. As a result, fixed internet service will become available to Yettel customers in the second half of the year.

695 skaters joined hands and glided together on the City Park Ice Rink

A record-breaking crowd, buzzing atmosphere and a brand-new Hungarian achievement defined this year’s Yettel Ice Party at the City Park Ice Rink. With Vajdahunyad Castle providing a spectacular backdrop and a strong sense of community in the air, the event made history: 695 skaters linked up on the ice to set a newly verified Hungarian record, surpassing the current Guinness World Record held by skating superpower Canada.

New category added and Asian qualification at stake at the 2026 ProSuli robotics competition 
From a Hungarian classroom to one of the world’s largest robotics competitions – in recent years, it has repeatedly been proven that playful learning combined with perseverance can turn into internationally competitive knowledge. Registration is once again open for the Yettel ProSuli robotics competition. This year, teams that are completely new to robotics and more experienced participants will compete in separate categories. This way, the path from local rounds through the national finals, and even to the international competition, becomes accessible to even more students and schools.

Under an agreement between Magyar Telekom and Yettel, Telekom will gradually migrate its customers’ 2G traffic to Yettel’s nationwide radio access network starting on 20 January 2026. With this move, Telekom customers will continue to use the 2G service at the usual quality, and the change will in no way affect service for Yettel customers. The agreement aims to help the two operators make the use of available frequencies more efficient, while the cooperation also allows them to expand their 4G/5G capacity. 

Telecoms company achieves outstanding results at international level

In 2026, Yettel was named among Hungary’s best employers for the third time, an achievement that also stands out at international level. The TOP Employers Institute evaluated the company’s outstanding employer practices, including processes supporting employee engagement, a strong compensation package, a feedback-driven culture, and the work environment, confirming Yettel’s strong employer position in the labour market.

Here’s how to protect your mobile phone in extreme cold weather

Heavy snowfall and prolonged freezing temperatures don’t just cause chaos on the roads – they can also pose a real challenge to your mobile phone. Cold weather, moisture and sudden temperature changes can all damage your handset. Read on for Yettel’s top tips on how to protect your phone from winter extremes, whether you’re using it at home or on a ski trip abroad.

A quick video call at Christmas or New Year can easily bring loved ones together, while watching a well-chosen Christmas movie on the big screen can provide the whole family with a genuine shared experience. Data recently published by Yettel shows that internet traffic between Christmas and New Year’s Day set a new record this year, increasing by nearly 30 percent compared to the previous year. Meanwhile, data traffic generated by its TV service was 27 percent higher on New Year’s Day than on an average day. Interestingly, 34 percent of data was exchanged on the 5G network in December.