How organisations can avoid the perils of the IoT ‘Wild West' By James Bulpin Smart speakers, virtual assistants and other disruptive technologies can help improve productivity at your organisation.
First worldwide 5G standard approved By Anthony Spadafora 3GPP and mobile industry announce first 5G standalone specifications.
Tackling the African water crisis with mobile technology By Paul Marshall Connected technology is already being used to solve issues and change lives worldwide.
BT builds the world's first "unhackable" network By Anthony Spadafora BT and partners develop an “ultra-secure” quantum connection.
Net neutrality officially dead By Sead Fadilpašić New legislation means that consumer may see big changes in their internet services.
5G is coming this year amid mobile data explosion By Sead Fadilpašić Europe might fall behind North America in 5G adoption within half a decade.
Protecting network availability for GDPR compliance By Theresa Abbamondi Securing your network and the data stored on it is a key step to complying with the new regulation.
How will 5G unleash the potential of autonomous driving By Robert James Previous technologies like 3G and 4G were a breakthrough, but 5G would take the data network to a whole new level.
IoT market to top $1tn by 2025 By Anthony Spadafora Operators must look beyond connectivity to capitalise on the growing IoT market.
Treating the NHS with some Wi-Fi medicine By Martin Jones Ensuring Wi-Fi is readily available in every hospital in the country will be a powerful and effective step to improve people’s take up of digital health and technologies.
Building a resilient IoT: nano coatings to safeguard future tech By Ady Moores For the Internet of Things to be successful, uptime and reliability must be a top priority.
Looking under the microscope at the NIS directive By Alan Levine Compared to the GDPR there seems to be little to no noise and attention to its quiet cousin: The Networks and Information Systems Directive.
eCall – why prioritising network traffic saves lives By John English Lifeline devices such as eCall have tremendous potential to help save lives as they reduce emergency response times.
5G set to spur on smartphone sales around the world By Sead Fadilpašić Smartphone makers are betting on 5G to give their sales a boost.
Google targets Nokia air broadband service By Anthony Spadafora Search giant could soon offer high-speed Internet on airplanes.
Europe being left behind when it comes to 5G By Anthony Spadafora US and China will lead early 5G adoption.
BT Mobile launches Wi-Fi and 4G Calling By Sead Fadilpašić Connectivity blackspots will soon become a thing of the past.
Your enterprise network: On-premise, cloud-based, and the transition in between By Jim Souders Companies routinely struggle to quickly, easily, and effectively push critical content and updates to every system within their enterprise.
