Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESSs) have proven to be an essential technology for companies navigating an increasingly complex and volatile energy landscape. With 92% of businesses saying rising energy costs and instability impact profitability and competitiveness, there is a clear need for reliable, clean energy sources at affordable prices.
If a major telecommunications network is hacked, millions of customers’ connections will be abruptly disrupted, causing widespread societal panic and economic loss. And as illustrated by the recent attack on Verizon and AT&T by Chinese hackers, telco breaches can impact national security posture, too.
When Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) migrate to 5G Standalone (SA), they usually follow a similar strategic path through Non-Standalone (NSA). However, there are various deployment tactics that can enhance efficiency and add value throughout the operator transition. These differences matter to operators as they seek cost-effective ways to evolve from legacy systems. In this vein, ABI Research Industry Analyst Nelson Englert-Yang highlights four key deployment tactics for getting the most value out of the transition to 5G SA.
Green finance is a primary focus for the many companies working toward emissions reduction targets. It involves making financial decisions with sustainable development in mind, such as investing in renewable energy or issuing loans tied to carbon offsets. In Southeast Asia, considerable attention has been paid to sustainable financing, as evidenced by the establishment of organizations like the Singapore Green Finance Centre (SGFC).
Translating something from one language to another can be tricky. Translations are often prone to mistakes, as evidenced by book translations and movie subtitle mistakes. Our world is incredibly diverse, with more than 7,000 various languages spoken worldwide. In Southeast Asia, one of the most populated regions, more than 1,200 different languages are used.
In the evolving landscape of telecommunications, Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) is emerging as a cornerstone technology that aims to transform how networks operate and serve mobile users. As part of the upcoming 6G era and IMT-2030 vision, ISAC holds immense potential to revolutionize cellular network capabilities. It combines communication functions with precise sensing, positioning, and tracking.
According to the International Labour Organization (ILO), workplace accidents result in 330,000 deaths every year. At the same time, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that fatal work injuries are on the rise in the United States. These unfortunate statistics highlight the need for a robust safety strategy. Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) software has emerged as a promising technology to reduce employee risks. Safety managers in industries such as oil & gas, chemicals, mining, automotive manufacturing, and steel production are especially interested in EHS software solutions, given the hazardous nature of their work environments. These companies require safety-related data to be easily accessible for further analysis. As a result, potential sources of accidents get evaluated, staff are alerted proactively of these dangers, and the overall number of incidents can be reduced.
The European Union’s (EU) Digital Product Passport (DPP) regulations are fast approaching, with industries like apparel/fashion and Electric Vehicle (EV) batteries expected to use DPPs as early as 2026. DPPs enhance supply chain transparency, making them a central tool in meeting sustainability goals. Below, we explore and share findings from our competitive ranking of the leading DPP software companies that make it easier for supply chain operators to comply with the regulations.
Antenna optimization plays a vital role in an ever-connected world. With 5G adoption and data generation skyrocketing, optimizing network performance is top-of-mind for enterprises and industries. Although 5G offers unprecedented bandwidth capacities and unlocks new use cases, it also requires 3X more energy to match the same coverage as a 4G/Long Term Evolution (LTE) network. Therefore, the telecommunications industry craves innovative ways to squeeze more network performance from less hardware.
The modern enterprise only uses about 5% of the data it generates. With so much vital information flying under the radar, companies are not always making the best business decisions. This challenge will only worsen if you do not adopt a data fabric.