Author: Connected World
IDC says workplace transformation will boost European AR and VR spending in 2024.
Gartner says marketing budgets have dropped to 7.7% of overall company revenue in 2024.
ABI Research estimated only a 2% annual growth rate in 2023 for the hardware security module market.
Sustainability is a big topic for many companies around the world. Perhaps one vertical market where it is a big priority is energy. Between 1990 and 2020, energy used for cooling tripled and will continue to increase as global economies expand and temperatures rise. A big tech company recognizes the opportunity here and has created an accelerator to super charge this industry. As part of the third edition of the Amazon Sustainability Accelerator, 15 starts-ups from across Europe will benefit from a four-week program featuring expert-led workshops, specialized mentorship, a tailored curriculum, and access to a network of entrepreneurs in…
Global Data says digital twins is gaining rapid acceptance in oil and gas operations.
Juniper Research says more than 10 million global iSIM devices are forecast within two years, driven by emerging GSMA specifications.
IDC says worldwide spending on telecom services and pay TV services reached $1.5 trillion in 2023.
Gartner finds one-third of executives given a return-to-office mandate plan to leave their employer.
Rebuilding infrastructure isn’t a small task—but technology can help speed up processes. Consider the example of underground infrastructure. It can be difficult to find and locate metal and nonmetal pipes, conduits, communication cables, and more that lies under the ground. However, with GPS (global positioning system) and GNSS (global navigation satellite system), there are new opportunities to find it accurately. As one example, Radiodetection recently decided to use Point One Navigation’s Polaris in the launch of its new survey-grade precision utility locator, the RD8200SG. With this, utility workers and contractors can monitor underground assets with precision locating and survey-grade accuracy.…
ABI Research says digital twins, simulations, edge, cloud, and professional services will drive metaverse to $66.7 billion by 2030.