Carmine Rimi, AI product manager at Canonical (the team behind Ubuntu), shares insights on the intersection of AI and Kubernetes. A Stanford University study reports a 14‑fold rise in AI startups since 2000, while UK‑based AI developers experienced a 200% surge in venture capital funding last year

Featuring Prof. Elena Simperl, the Data Pitch 2nd Cohort welcomes 29 innovative startups. While media often focus on corporate giants, Jeremy Cowan reminds us that true innovation frequently originates from nimble startups. Indeed, the most compelling tech often springs from startups—sometimes from

Ed Finegold, strategy director at Netcracker Technology, highlights the extraordinary promise of the Internet of Things (IoT) and the urgent need for communications service providers (CSPs) to translate hype into tangible revenue. While the IoT is projected to grow at a staggering rate, very few CS

Picture Courtesy: PixabayDuring a recent IoT conference, I, Vivart Kapoor, was struck by three pivotal presentations that highlighted both the promise and perils of connected technology.Presentation 1: Development of IoTAn IoT veteran from a leading IT firm showcased cutting‑edge initiatives, includ

Sachin Garg of MarketsandMarkets discusses the rapid expansion of consumer IoT across smart homes, healthcare, and consumer electronics. The sector was valued at US$46.8 billion (€41.3 billion) in 2018 and is projected to reach US$104.4 billion (€92.1 billion) by 2023, growing at a CAGR of 17.39 %

Arturo Lotito, director of IoT Business Development and Orchestrator at Advantech, highlights that the Internet of Things (IoT) connects every device or asset—whether in offices, factories, supply chains, or in the hands of customers—unlocking vast opportunities. Realizing these benefits, however, d

Ed Brown and Ryan Brown Fork Truck Free (FTF) may not be labeled on the graphic above, yet every element of the diagram embodies the FTF philosophy. Let’s dive deeper. Integrated supply‑chain management powered by FTF initiatives is reshaping product design, production, and delivery. By eliminatin

The Internet of Things (IoT) is reshaping the restaurant industry by turning everyday equipment into intelligent, data‑driven assets. By embedding sensors, smart devices, and cloud analytics, restaurants can automate routine tasks, reduce waste, and deliver a consistently superior guest experience.

Driving Safety Manufacturing plants built around Industry 4.0, IIoT, and Fork Truck Free principles can achieve dramatic safety gains—if the technology is applied thoughtfully. Rapid re‑configuration of production lines—shifting tooling, moving equipment—creates fresh safety risks that require fre

Dave Smith, head of GDPR Technology at SAS UK & Ireland, explains how data management underpins the success of AI systems.AI is increasingly embedded in everyday life, yet misconceptions about the technology can fuel mistrust. Professor Jim Al‑Khalili, incoming president of the British Science Assoc

In 2014, the world’s businesses generated a staggering 8.4 zettabytes—about 8.4 trillion gigabytes—of digital content, a jump from 2.7 zettabytes in 2012. This explosion of data is what drives the term big data: the practice of turning massive, varied information streams into actionable insights t

IoT sensors embedded in HVAC electronics, software, and actuators generate a wealth of data that can be analyzed to reduce energy use, lower peak demand, and boost system efficiency. Kevin Burns, President of Bob Jenson Air Conditioning, notes that this data replaces laborious manual audits with

Patrick Bermingham of AdflexStart‑ups and established firms alike are turning to the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), yet many overlook a critical element: seamless payments, according to Patrick Bermingham, CEO of digital‑payments specialist Adflex.Designing an in‑house IoT payment solution pr

The proliferation of connected appliances has transformed everyday objects into “smart” devices. While this connectivity offers convenience, it also introduces significant security gaps, according to Ken Munro, partner at Pen Test Partners.Many consumers purchase IoT products and leave them in their

Alon Segal, SVP Software & Services at Telit, explains how the Internet of Things is evolving from simple connectivity to fully intelligent, edge‑driven systems. The first generation of IoT relied largely on retrofitting existing devices with connectivity—credit‑card readers moved from landlines t

Wayne Miller of Zebra TechnologiesTo future‑proof the National Health Service (NHS), the UK Health Secretary unveiled a Long‑Term Plan that will keep the service running smoothly for the next decade. As Healthcare Director EMEA at Zebra Technologies, Wayne Miller explains how national experts, patie

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is more than a technology trend; it’s a strategic enabler for asset‑intensive sectors. Success hinges on aligning technology, methodology, and people, not merely deploying new gadgets. Before diving into implementation, leaders must clearly define the proble

While some analysts question the hype around the Internet of Things (IoT), others see it as the next frontier in digital transformation. According to Charles Richards, a business analyst at TatvaSoft UK, the shift from desktop to mobile—and now to connected devices—is reshaping how we interact with

Sean Kandel of Trifacta The Internet of Things (IoT) has become integral to our daily lives, from wearables and smart watches to connected TVs and home appliances. In the business world, especially in B2B settings, connected devices—machines and sensors that track performance and maintenance—are tra

Smart homes are becoming the standard, but the Internet of Things (IoT) stretches far beyond consumer gadgets. From Amazon Dash buttons that automate grocery orders to smart doorbells that enhance home security, IoT is reshaping everyday life. Yet the true power of IoT lies in its ability to revolu