Faced with increasing competition, more and more small and medium-sized manufacturing companies are looking for solutions to become more efficient and profitable while meeting the growing expectations of their customers. Increasing productivity by 10% to 25%, or a value of more than $1.8 billion, with the help of the Internet of Things could become a reality as early as next year, according to studies.
Our assessment: 5G will make a spurt in 2023 (Source: Gerd Altmann / Pixabay) New year – new luck? While 5G is only just coming to the attention of many
In addition to a lack of protection solutions, there is also a lack of knowledge within companies on how to deal with IoT security in the first place. (Picture: Pixabay) Kasperky's
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The EuCNC & 6G Summit 2022 builds on the compilation of two successful conferences in the field of telecommunications: EuCNC (European Conference on Networks and Communications), which is supported by the European Commission, and the
Edge computing compensates for the weaknesses of centralized cloud data processing (Image: Pixabay) We live in an increasingly connected world. Today, an estimated 35 billion end devices are already connected
Can 5G be green? Taking a look at it from a sustainability perspective. (Picture: Pixabay) Without a doubt, 5G is driving technological and industrial advancements - but how will it
Farmers have very challenging working hours, and not just during harvest time. The use of 5G can change that. Here, the use of two Claas machines at dawn. (Picture: CLAAS KGaA mbH)
Networked production plants, real-time communication between machines or intelligent robots continue to make inroads. (Image: Gerd Altmann/Pixabay) Already today, 6 out of 10 companies use Industry 4.0 applications. In addition, the Corona pandemic could provide
Soon to be in widespread use in Germany? Antenna from Telefónica / O2's 5G FWA field trial in Hamburg. (Source: Rolf Otzipka / Telefónica) The German Federal Network Agency has
