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According to Gartner, smart factories are one of the top 10 strategic technology trends for the manufacturing industry. To fully embrace this trend, manufacturing leaders must consider their connectivity infrastructure. …
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Even the best mobile networks have coverage gaps that need to be dealt with Satellite Direct-to-Cellular (D2C) technology is no longer a novelty or emergency fallback —it’s becoming a foundational part of …
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The new SGP.32 standard finally delivers what eSIM technology promised all along, which previous standards failed to support: truly flexible and future-proofed IoT connectivity management. The global IoT industry is …
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For all the attention paid to bandwidth, latency and coverage, it is synchronization that quietly underpins much of what will define 5G The early promise of 5G is giving way …
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If data is the new oil, then bad data is the new oil spill. Two years ago, everyone was laughing that AI couldn’t draw a hand without sprouting six fingers. …
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Can the U.S. win back the 5G edge — and protect its AI lead? Recently, Ajit Pai wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed that the United States of America …
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Some say 5G slicing is a viable alternative to spectrum sharing or private networks — but it suffers from severe constraints Some wireless industry commentators have suggested that “5G network …
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Thinking about ‘the illusion of thinking’ – why Apple has a point (Reader Forum)
In the past few days, Apple’s provocatively titled paper, The Illusion of Thinking, has sparked fresh debate in AI circles. The claim is stark: today’s language models don’t really “reason”. …
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Over the last few years, asset tracking has emerged as a critical business function, and is estimated to grow to a $34.5 billion market by 2032, according to Custom Market …
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The world is piling up connected IoT things faster than it can keep track of them. From Nairobi to Naples, fridges, meters, and soil sensors are humming data into the …
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Motorola, once a telecom giant, nearly collapsed in 2011 — instead, it split into Motorola Solutions and Motorola Mobility The Motorola story is one we can all learn from. It …
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Dell’s AI top 10 and a learning-by-doing approach to scaling enterprise AI As enterprises move from AI experimentation to operationalization, Dell Technologies is positioning itself as both a vendor and …
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The forced relocation of CBRS licensees to other bands would irreparably damage a growing industry and its ecosystem Some recent press articles and an open letter from Senator Cantwell to …
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Capitalizing on the long tail of AI means scaling down from the Fortune 50 to the family room Dell Technologies is the enterprise IT powerhouse behind the world’s biggest firms—and …
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Why do cable TV companies need to be early on next merger wave? It looks like cable TV has begun its next change wave. Over time, it has been through …
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The CEO and Founder of Dell Technologies discussed change management in the AI era I’ve been fortunate to attend Dell Technologies World for the past decade. And every year, the …
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Microsoft reported a record Q3 and unshaken capex plans, dispelling rumors around soft demand A few weeks back, speculation made the rounds that Microsoft was pulling back on its historic …
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