New Open Dataset Boosts AV Development and Safety

An AI (artificial intelligence)-based system is only as good as its algorithms and the data those algorithms have to work with. When it comes to AVs (autonomous vehicles), the AI must be very good—as good as it could possibly be—to ensure the safety of these systems in an incredibly demanding, dynamic environment. A ResearchandMarkets report that analyzes the global AI in automotive and transportation market says the space will grow at a 20% CAGR (compound annual growth rate) between 2021 and 2026. Growth in this sector during the next five years will be thanks to the increasing popularity and normalization of autonomous vehicles and advancing technologies that continue to make these vehicles as safe as possible in real-world environments.

By |2021-10-14T14:57:14+00:0010/20/2021|
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Cybersecurity: Do Your Part

Are you doing your part to be cyber smart? The theme for 2021 Cybersecurity Awareness Month is ‘Do Your Part. #BeCyberSmart’, helping to empower individuals and organizations to own their role in protecting their part of cyberspace.

By |2021-10-01T11:27:35+00:0010/6/2021|
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Enterprises and the Future of Mobile Devices

Mobile devices like smartphones are often categorized as consumer devices, and yet they’re really crossover machines that impact the enterprise space and worker productivity in many industries. Smartphone trends, therefore, are worth watching when considering the future of work, since the smart devices and applications that become ubiquitous in the consumer realm become part of the business world whether companies like it or not. Perhaps the best stance is to recognize how mobile connected devices are making life easier for employees in their personal lives and find ways to leverage that technical know-how into the workplace to streamline processes and enhance collaboration and productivity.

By |2021-09-22T17:48:41+00:0010/1/2021|
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September: Navigating Automation, Inter-Generational Knowledge Transfer, and the Future of Work

It’s 2021, and the decade of sustainability is officially underway. 2020 proved to be a bit of a hiccup, but, despite some setbacks, sustainability has remained a focus for cities around the world. In fact, the COVID-19 pandemic seems to have made it even clearer to governments that they need to be building digital, sustainable cities if they’re going to thrive under the pressure of future challenges, including global climate change.

By |2021-09-30T18:25:46+00:0010/1/2021|
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Hybrid Work Models Demand a Focus on Security

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a sweeping trend toward remote work that isn’t going away. As the pandemic drags on and continues to threaten public health, many businesses are grappling with providing some sort of hybrid work situation for their employees. And while there are many good things about the rapid adoption of remote and hybrid work solutions, security has, in some cases, taken a hit. In times of such rapid change for enterprises and society in general, cybersecurity must be a priority.

By |2021-09-14T18:38:29+00:009/22/2021|
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Companies Build out Infrastructure for 5G in IoT

All things 5G are on the rise, it seems, and as 5G becomes more commercially available to consumers and enterprises, there will be many ripple effects. New data from Allied Market Research suggests the global small cell 5G network market will generate $19.62 billion by 2030, up from $858 million in 2020. 5G will impact the IoT (Internet of Things) by making it easier to network a ton of endpoints together. Fast speeds and low latency will also create new IoT opportunities and spur IoT innovation across a range of industries.

By |2021-09-10T11:28:16+00:009/15/2021|
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VR Plays a Role in Bringing Remote Workers Together

The COVID-19 pandemic has provided a glimpse into what the future of work look like. Pre-pandemic, many more businesses had the idea that employees worked best when they were together in a building, each working the same hours in the same place—at least for the most part. However, one of the many lessons COVID forced upon the workplace and the workforce has been that remote work is actually pretty effective for a lot of people and for a lot of different job types. What could make remote work even more effective, though? Continuously advancing technologies that facilitate collaboration—like VR (virtual reality).

By |2021-09-02T17:34:03+00:009/8/2021|
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August: Transformative 5G and A Look at What’s Next

It’s 2021, and the decade of sustainability is officially underway. 2020 proved to be a bit of a hiccup, but, despite some setbacks, sustainability has remained a focus for cities around the world. In fact, the COVID-19 pandemic seems to have made it even clearer to governments that they need to be building digital, sustainable cities if they’re going to thrive under the pressure of future challenges, including global climate change.

By |2021-09-27T19:25:45+00:009/1/2021|
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Healthcare Needs a Cybersecurity Wake-up Call

Cybersecurity is the news trend that just won’t stop trending. In the past couple of weeks, T-Mobile announced there was a breach and some unauthorized access occurred, although the extent to which it occurred is still under investigation. All industries are at risk, but some seem to be more affected than others. Healthcare, unfortunately, has been taking a cyberthreat beating since the pandemic began in early 2020, and the trend doesn’t seem to be over so far in 2021.  

By |2021-08-25T17:47:49+00:009/1/2021|
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New Solutions Help Bring Reliable 5G Indoors

More than 30% of nations now have access to 5G. It’s truly becoming a global technology—one that’s changing how things are done across all industries. 5G is more than a speed upgrade, it’s rapidly connecting millions of devices at high data rates, making IoT (Internet of Things), AI (artificial intelligence), edge computing, and VR/AR (virtual reality/augmented reality) more accessible for more applications than ever before.

By |2021-08-19T18:14:54+00:008/25/2021|
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Cyber Intrusion Activity up 125% So Far in 2021

While it’s in an enterprise’s interest to treat every year like it’s a bad year in terms of cyber threats, 2021 is actually proving to be a bad year, even when compared to 2020—the year in which everything that could go wrong did go wrong. The first half of the year has seen creative ransomware campaigns that targeted new industries, an increase in Cobalt Strike-enabled attacks, and other threat trends that have negatively affected governments, businesses, and consumers.

By |2021-08-06T16:40:13+00:008/18/2021|
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Intel, Airtel Partner to Unlock 5G Potential in India

Globally, enterprises are driving the demand for high-speed, low-latency 5G networks, and this demand is expected to increase exponentially during this decade of hyperconnectivity. Allied Market Research recently published a report suggesting the global industrial 5G market generated $12.47 billion in 2020, and it will generate $140.88 billion by 2030. While the research firm suggests high-implementation costs continue to hold the market back to some degree, the development of smart 5G infrastructure is contributing to the growth and opportunity for 5G during the 2020s and beyond.

By |2021-07-29T18:21:18+00:008/11/2021|
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Cyber Threat Report Sheds Light on Early 2021

It’s more than halfway through 2021, and it’s time to evaluate how the first half of the year went in terms of cyber threats. Large-scale incidents like those against Colonial Pipeline and SolarWinds have set the stage for the year, unfortunately, causing disruptions on a large scale and costing these companies a lot of money. In some cases, cyber threats have gone beyond the enterprise level and stirred national security concerns.

By |2021-07-29T16:25:45+00:008/2/2021|
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July: Building Digital, Sustainable Cities Remains a Priority

It’s 2021, and the decade of sustainability is officially underway. 2020 proved to be a bit of a hiccup, but, despite some setbacks, sustainability has remained a focus for cities around the world. In fact, the COVID-19 pandemic seems to have made it even clearer to governments that they need to be building digital, sustainable cities if they’re going to thrive under the pressure of future challenges, including global climate change.

By |2021-07-29T21:56:41+00:008/1/2021|
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