In healthcare, wearable technologies are defined as non-invasive and autonomous devices that capture, analyse, and ag…
What does edge computing mean for the gaming sector?
Edge computing is fast becoming one of IT’s hottest new growth areas and is expected to usher in a new era of digital…
Who are the key players in Russia’s 5G rollout?
According to plans for the “digital economy of the Russian Federation”, the government aims to have reliable 5G commu…
Government unlocks £30m for 5G rural testbeds
The government has launched a £30m competition to test innovative rural uses of 5G technology, as it faces pressure t…
How is 5G performing across the US?
With early deployments of 5G now underway in the US, it is becoming clear that all 5G is not created equal and perfor…
The perils of AI recruitment
For many people, the interview part of a recruitment process is the first step away from buzzword-driven data and ass…
Voice assistants aren’t as smart as some developers would have us believe
A flurry of language-processing products has created the false impression of major advancements in ‘conversational’ A…
The rise of the “acqui-hire”: why Apple bought Drive.ai
When Apple recently decided to acquire Silicon Valley start-up Drive.ai, it was a reminder that in the competitive wo…
Samsung and AT&T join forces on industrial 5G
At a recent unveiling, AT&T and Samsung, co-developers of the 5G Innovation Zone, were keen to show how high-spee…
How successful was South Korea’s 5G launch?
Mobile operators preparing to launch 5G services this year have expressed concerns that the value of the high-speed t…