Artificial intelligence (AI) and edge computing are taking the Internet of things (IoT) to the next level, with new and exciting applications expected over the next year and beyond. But ...

Edge computing is quickly becoming known for its ability to improve business operations by reducing latency, delivering high performance and providing real-time insights. But despite its promise, many businesses — ...

The connected world's cornerstone event is just around the corner. MWC 2024 returns from Monday 26 February to Thursday 29 February, promising to be a hub of activity for over ...

Following earlier blogs on standalone 5G looking at connectivity models and the potential benefits for private mobile networks, I wanted to look at the role of Reduced Capability, or RedCap, ...

Currently, the 5G market revolves around 3GPP Release 15 networks and devices, a form of enhanced mobile broadband which is essentially a faster LTE system. Subsequently, an eagerly anticipated evolution ...

In a previous blog, we assessed the potential impact of standalone 5G on connectivity services for operators and the evolutionary pathway to new business models it offers. To follow on ...

Developments in 5G standards are taking us into the technology's next stage, which Huawei calls 5.5G, progressively introducing a range of new features and functions that make 5G more suitable ...

Intel and its Internet of things (IoT) partners were early in defining packaged IoT systems, which the firm calls Market Ready Solutions, or RFP Ready Kits for markets where systems ...

Industry 4.0 is a neat term that encapsulates many aspects of the digital transformation of industries. It has come to be associated primarily with manufacturing, but it applies to many ...

For many industrial operations it's vital to know where things are. A good example comes from the food chain, where goods grown in one country and shipped to another for ...