Author: Connected World
Berg Insight says the number of smart homes in Europe and North America reached 120 million in 2022.
Juniper Research says operators will lose $1.3 billion to flash calling globally in the next five years.
Every second of every day, business, individuals, and devices are creating data. While no one knows for sure exactly how much data is created every day, it could be up to 463 exabytes per day by 2025. And even with all this data overflowing from every smart device and connected machine, businesses still crave more—more connectivity, more data, and, ultimately, more data-driven insights that can lead to data-driven decisions. As the demand for connectivity grows, so has the demand for data centers to process this information. Projections suggest this upward trajectory in data centers will continue throughout the decade, and,…
IDC says worldwide IT and business services revenue is expected to grow from $1.13 trillion in 2022 to $1.2 trillion in 2023.
Gartner says worldwide PC shipments declined 30% in the first quarter of 2023.
The vast majority of restaurants do not have photos for the majority of their online menu items. These businesses cannot afford to have photos taken each time they change a seasonal menu or for specials. Enter AI (artificial intelligence), which can streamline the ordering process. To help, SWIPEBY is a custom direct ordering platform with features that enable restaurants to generate realistic images based on menu item descriptions and headlines. SWIPEBY incorporates Open AI and Stability AI text-to-photo models and technology. With the technology, restaurant owners use their menu’s item description and headline, and the platform quickly generates an image.…
ABI Research predicts enterprise WLAN infrastructure revenues will reach $14.5 billion by 2028.
Berg Insight says the TMS market value in Europe and North America will exceed €4 billion by 2027.
Juniper Research says $42 billion global CPaaS market will be driven by retail, finance, and tourism.
IDC says smartphone market continues to decline 14.6% in the first quarter of this year.