Telefonica SANYSE: TEF

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The two companies will deploy SHARK.X, an open, hybrid and multi-cloud hardware and software platform specialized in analytics, data management and AI Telefónica Tech and IBM will create a use case office to develop customer pilots The new collaboration agreement will promote training and education actions to develop and scale digital transformation projects in the business sector and public administration based on these technologies MADRID , June 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Telefónica Tech and IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced a new collaboration agreement to drive the deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI), analytics and data governance solutions and respond to the constant and dynamically evolving needs of enterprises. The agreement, initially limited to Spain, establishes a framework of collaboration between the two companies to help their customers deal with the complexity of managing new technologies in a heterogeneous and changing environment and to extract the full value of these technologies in their business processes.

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Telefonica (TEF) is at a 52-week high, but can investors hope for more gains in the future? We take a look at the company's fundamentals for clues.

Telefonica's (TEF) fourth-quarter performance is affected by unfavorable foreign currency movement, partly offset by higher service revenues.

Telefonica's various telecoms businesses present a mixed bag overall, with solid positions in Spain and the U.K. offset by weaker operations in Latin America and Germany. Medium-term financial goals point to modest growth and look achievable, while the 8%-yielding dividend is more secure than it appears at first glance. These shares look around 25% undervalued based on a rough sum-of-the-parts method, with the market basically ignoring the value of its U.K. joint venture.

Telefonica (TEF) notes that Helium Mobile Hotspots solutions will be implemented with certain select clients in Mexico City and Oaxaca.

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Telefonica (TEF) is reportedly receiving a significant investment worth $2.20 billion from the Spanish government.