Connectivity has always been at the core of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. Whether tapping a local ethernet connection for Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) monitoring or deploying gateways and backhauling data over a cellular network, connectivity starts the IoT solution journey.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is humanity’s new frontier. Often viewed as the next wave of human evolution, AI has now officially taken center stage after enduring years of policy, technological, and investment setbacks that led to multiple AI winters. However, with the increasing inclusion of AI in our daily lives, humanity is concerned with major ethical issues brought by this development, as demonstrated by the dispute over the use of facial recognition technologies in public security in China,
The COVID-19 pandemic has produced a chain of events unlike anything we have seen in our lifetimes. Our daily routines have been flooded with uncertainty, both at home and at work. This has resulted in questions about the future state of our global economy.
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Whether over-hyped or under-marketed, here are three "dark horse" technology trends that are likely to power the smart technology of 2030.
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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Global Automotive Cybersecurity Growth Opportunities" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. This study of the global automotive cybersecurity landscape includes an in-depth analysis of key cybersecurity market and technology trends in the connected vehicles space across passenger and commercial vehicle segments. It also explores different types of cybersecurity solutions and strategies value chain partners offer for mitigating threats during a
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SAN JOSE, Kalifornien (USA)--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Velodyne Lidar, Inc. (Nasdaq: VLDR, VLDRW) hat heute bekanntgegeben, dass die Intelligent Infrastructure Solution (Intelligente Infrastrukturlösung) des Unternehmens als Finalist bei den 24. jährlichen SXSW Innovation Awards ausgewählt wurde, die am 14. März auf der Konferenz und den Festivals South by Southwest® (SXSW®) vergeben werden. Die Lösung von Velodyne für Smart Citys bietet Verkehrsüberwachung und -analysen für die Verbesserung der Sicherh
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Andreas Olah explains how service providers can deliver AR/VR, edge computing, IoT and intelligent automation capabilities as-a-service to enterprise customers, and how both parties can benefit from the as-a-service delivery model.
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Data contributed 77.3% to Tata Communications' revenue in the December 2021 quarter, while voice services contributed just 13.2%.
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Comcast and Nokia are building a private 4G/5G private network at Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center. In addition to supporting a range of use cases, Comcast will also use the deployment to showcase its private wireless prowess.
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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- #Helbiz--Helbiz (NASDAQ: HLBZ), a global leader in micro-mobility and the first in its sector to be listed on Nasdaq, today announced the expansion of its partnership with Segway, a leader in personal transportation services. Through this expanded partnership, Segway will supply a wide range of vehicles, from electric scooters to electric bikes, which Helbiz will distribute globally in the cities where it operates. This will enable Helbiz to reach the remarkable milestone of m
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Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: who's up and who's down in the Fiber Development Index; European Commission probes consumer IoT market; Telefonica Tech becomes Teams player.
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Not every infrastructure company has been waiting for governments to fund new programs. One, AECOM, has been starting projects, winning bids, and preparing for the future increase in business the carious infrastructure bills will provide. The company is leading the effort to obtain the consents and permits for the Humber Zero project, which will contribute [...]The post Busy, Busy, Busy appeared first on Connected World.
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SAN JOSÉ, Califórnia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A Velodyne Lidar, Inc. (Nasdaq: VLDR, VLDRW) anunciou hoje que sua Solução de Infraestrutura Inteligente foi selecionada como finalista na 24.ª edição anual da premiação SXSW Innovation Awards, que será realizado em 14 de março durante a conferência e os festivais South by Southwest® (SXSW®). A solução para cidades inteligentes da Velodyne oferece monitoramento e análise de tráfego para aumentar a segurança nas vias públicas, a eficiência e a qualidade do
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Demand for endpoint security visibility and control will grow faster than the market, leading all zero-trust priorities in 2022. Improving Identity and Access Management (IAM) effectiveness, hybrid cloud integrations, and automating patch management will follow. Cloud-first zero trust platforms have won the enterprise because of the cost savings, speed, and scale they deliver over legacy […]
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SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- #SXSW--Velodyne Lidar announced its Intelligent Infrastructure Solution was selected as a finalist for the 24th annual SXSW Innovation Awards.
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EMnify, a startup targeting the cellular IoT arena, said it raised $57 million in a Series B investment from One Peak.
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Pulp and paper producers face twin challenges. First, the gigantic machines converting wood pulp into paper-based products are a single point of failure. Second, the industry is embracing sustainability by the difficult task of incorporating recycled paper into production while retaining the required quality levels. These challenges are fueling investment in process control software and data analytics to avoid unplanned downtime. Global technology intelligence firm, ABI Research finds that this adoption will grow by a 7% CAGR between 2021 and 2030 and result in a US$3.6 billion spend at the end of the decade.“Paper usage is changing with demand for newsprint and printed paper on the decline while sales of tissues and paper-based medical products are rising rapidly. Technology suppliers can help mills plan for adjustments and retain overall equipment effectiveness.” explains Michael Larner, Industrial and Manufacturing Principal Analyst at ABI Research.Overall ABI Research forecasts that pulp and paper mills will be spending US$3.6 billion on digital technologies in 2030. Spending on IoT devices and the supporting platforms that, for example, support efforts to prevent unplanned downtime will be worth US$1 billion in 2030 with spend on data analytics to evaluate and optimize the production processes forecasted to be worth US$370 million. The foundations for the upswing in the flow of data will be investments in connectivity (forecasted to reach US$450 million in 2030) and network services (US$30 million in 2030). While all the technology investments need to be underpinned by robust cyber security, which is forecasted to be the highest growing spending area (CAGR 8.7%), being worth US$120 million at the end of the decade.Technology providers helping mills extract and make sense of data from their machines include AspenTech, dataPARC, Eigen Innovations, Seeq, and Senseye, while Emerson, Honeywell, and MRPeasy look to help mills design their operations.“Paper needs to be smooth and of a consistent thickness to meet customer requirements. In addition, pulp and paper mills can be crippled by unplanned downtime as dust blocks up machines’ filters or the paper breaks as it’s being rolled or moves through the machine. The size of the machinery and speed of production provide important test cases for technology suppliers. To meet these challenges, production facilities will increasingly look to predictive maintenance and quality automation.” Larner concludes.These findings are from ABI Research’s Digitalization in the Pulp and Paper Industry application analysis report. This report is part of the company’s Industrial and Manufacturing research service, which includes research, data, and ABI Insights. Based on extensive primary interviews, Application Analysis reports present in-depth analysis on key market trends and factors for a specific application, which could focus on an individual market or geography.
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No, not the old pirate’s saying, a modern adaptation of wood construction, a timber building in Canada (hence the shivering). On Vancouver Island, Structurlam Mass Timber Corp., in partnership with Design Build Services and Aspect Structural Engineers, has completed a five-story mass timber post-and-beam building contains the first buckling-restrained braces housed within a timber frame. [...]The post Shiver the Timbers appeared first on Connected World.
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he increasing demand for Wi-Fi-enabled applications and the advent of new standards such as Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 6E, and Wi-Fi 7 has created the need for new software and hardware components such as Wi-Fi chipsets and devices that can support the latest standards. “To meet the surging Wi-Fi demand, the Chinese market been ramping up manufacturing capabilities through support plans provided by the government and the emergence of new vendors to ease the strain felt from the global chip shortage,” says Andrew Zignani, Research Director at ABI Research. China’s continued rapidly growing economy and aspiring demographics are making a key contribution to global demand and consumption of Wi-Fi-enabled services such as smart home applications.
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Data moves through supply chains in many different ways, each with their own advantages and disadvantages.
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The slow uptake of 5G Standalone (SA) networks is decreasing the growth for the overall Mobile Core Network (MCN). Dell’Oro Group [1.] forecasts worldwide MCN 5-year growth will be at a 3% compounded annual growth rate (CAGR). “The cumulative revenue forecast for the period 2022 to 2026 is over $50 billion. The overall revenues and... Read more →The post Mobile Core Network (MCN) growth to slow due to slow roll-out of 5G SA networks appeared first on Technology Blog.
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ESChat and Siyata Mobile partnered on an integrated internet of things (IoT) radio solution in partnership with Siyata Mobile. read more
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NICE and Magnet Forensics announced a partnership to digitally transform police case building and investigations to accelerate the pursuit of justice. The integration of NICE Investigate and Magnet REVIEW will enable police agencies to automatically merge digital forensic evidence from Magnet REVIEW with other digital evidence sources in NICE Investigate to streamline case building and investigations. read more
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Bridges often make it into the movies. Some bridges are so familiar, they represent the city where it is located. See the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco comes to mind. See the Brooklyn Bridge and you’ll be transported to New York City. And even when you don’t know the name of the bridge, it [...]The post Bridge to the Past appeared first on Connected World.
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