Semiconductors power the digitally pervasive modern world. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to enhance a broad spectrum of technologies—from autonomous vehicles to advanced analytics. Combining AI with silicon is the logical next step for semiconductor firms looking to embed intelligence into

The global IoT connectivity market is accelerating at a pace unmatched in 2017, driven by new entrants such as Twilio and 1NCE. According to Tom Rebbeck, Research Director at Analysys Mason, these companies are building their IoT businesses on models inspired by cloud leaders like AWS rather than t

Yash Mehta – IoT & Big Data specialist, award‑winning writer The digital age has shifted manufacturing from analog to data‑driven processes. This transformation, driven by digitisation, has ushered in the Fourth Industrial Revolution, also known as Industry 4.0. Industry 4.0 delivers optimisation,

Mike Callender, executive chairman of Repl Group, highlights a growing trend: retailers are moving beyond conventional tills to deliver seamless, friction‑free shopping experiences. When consumers purchase everyday items—petrol, groceries, or clothing—they value speed. Waiting in line at a register

For more than a decade, the Internet of Things (IoT) has evolved from a buzzword into a transformative force. While early discussions often leaned toward hype, the data—and the growing body of use cases—confirm that IoT’s impact is real and measurable. Charlie Ross, Investment Director at Livingbri

Sensor‑driven Internet of Things (IoT) technology is reshaping urban environments worldwide. Street lights, already powered and elevated, naturally act as antennas, enabling them to serve as the backbone of a city‑wide sensor network. Additional sensors connect to these lights using low‑power wirel

The global shift toward digitisation is accelerating, driven by connected machines and the Internet of Things (IoT). Among emerging tech, blockchain stands out for its ability to enhance accountability, build trust, and eliminate unnecessary bureaucracy. According to IDC, global spend on blockchain

Launching a first‑time smart, connected product can feel intimidating due to the perceived high upfront costs. Yet, with a disciplined lean methodology, businesses can cut development and deployment expenses while still delivering measurable value to both vendors and end‑users. The Internet of Thin

It’s been a whirlwind week for the tech sector. While some vendors double down on the Internet of Things (IoT) to capture new niches, others are reaping the rewards of earlier IoT bets. Jeremy Cowan reports from a market full of surprises. Samsung Group is committing 25 trillion won (US$22 billion)

While virtual reality (VR) continues to generate buzz, engineering stakeholders often wonder whether its advantages are merely conceptual or translate into measurable financial gains.Even in its nascent stages, VR is already reshaping the engineering landscape. From electrical to mechanical and petr

As we discussed in Part 1, the lean approach enables enterprises to launch effective smart, connected products on a limited budget. We highlighted that reducing data volume and starting with simple logic cuts IoT development and implementation costs. Today, I’ll share additional tactics that help c

The Internet of Things (IoT) is unlocking new opportunities across all sectors. The challenge for executives is how to fully harness this potential.With countless vendors and deployment models, choosing the right partner is daunting. James Sinton, head of Technology Services at IMS Evolve, emphasize

Mark Troester, VP of Strategy at Progress recently admitted that AI’s rapid adoption in the Internet of Things (IoT) industry may be premature. As a seasoned IoT developer and tools provider, Troester’s perspective is grounded in real‑world deployment challenges. Freelance IT writer Nick Booth echo

Thomas Honoré, CEO of Columbus, stresses that a successful digital strategy starts with a clear grasp of customer needs and how your products meet those needs. Digital transformation isn’t about reinventing a proven business model—it’s about harnessing superior, more efficient technologies to excee

On May 25, 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) officially entered force, leaving many organizations scrambling to meet its stringent requirements. Even with four years of advance notice, IT leaders are still grappling with how to integrate robust data protection measures into their r

Fabio Belloni of Quuppa The market for real‑time indoor location services is expanding rapidly, with new applications emerging across healthcare, retail, sports, manufacturing and many other verticals. According to KBV Research, the industry is projected to reach $58 billion (€50.18 billion) by 2023

In 1250, Roger Bacon invented the magnifying glass, originally a convex lens for scientific purposes. By 1280, the same technology was used to correct farsightedness. This early medical advancement is one of many milestones that have reshaped modern healthcare, notes Scott Whyte, chief strategy offi

Jason Kay, chief commercial officer of IMS Evolve, highlights that the Internet of Things is poised to transform enterprise operations, with the global market projected to reach $457.29 billion (€392.71 billion) by 2020. Vodafone’s recent research shows that the number of IoT adopters across all s

The data‑analytics sector is booming, with forecasts projecting a €80 billion market by 2025 and growing beyond €100 billion. However, its complexity demands substantial investment in platforms and algorithms that enable operators to mine massive datasets for actionable insights.As Cormac Whelan, CE

Leveraging 5G and IoT to Propel UK Manufacturing into a Smart Future In today’s economy, the term “smart” is often tossed around—smart cars, smart roads, even smart breakfast cereals. Yet the true value of the Internet of Things (IoT) and 5G lies in tangible productivity gains, especially for manuf