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ABI on 2020: 5G wearables, self-driving trucks, yadda yadda – what won’t happen in 2020
Analyst house ABI Research has pulled together its big guns in each vertical sector to consider how technologywill change things in 2020 – or, rather, how it won’t. Some seasonal …
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5GCarriersData AnalyticsFundamentalsInternet of Things (IoT)LTENews & Event CoverageOpinionSecuritySensorsSmart FactoryWired Networks, Fiber
Ericsson on 2020: ‘IoT at the edge is a boon for telcos’ – 5 IoT predictions
Kiva Allgood, head of IoT, Ericsson: 1. The edge is closer than ever “As enterprises become ‘digitized’ and enable more connected machines, sensors and solutions, computing in the cloud won’t …
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‘IT/OT convergence is a problem statement’ – ‘co-creation’ in industrial IoT (12-inch remix)
Note, this is an excerpt from a new Enterprise IoT Insights editorial report, called ‘Crossing the IT/OT divide – co-creation, co-configuration, and how to bring industrial IoT to scale’. Go …
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OSIsoft on 2020: 3D goes 4D, a sharper edge, AI gets knocked down – 10 IoT predictions
Michael Kanellos, IoT analyst, OSIsoft: 1. IoT declares victory “IoT projects are often portrayed as the quickest way to get yourself fired with, allegedly, ‘close to three fourths’ of IoT …
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Five steps on the road to industrial 5G – spectrum / regulation (#2)
This article, in five parts, is continued from Step 1, about spectrum and regulation; this can be found here. 2. SPECTRUM / REGULATION Another crucial part of the jigsaw-roadmap – …
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FundamentalsInternet of Things (IoT)OpinionPlatformsSmart FactoryWired Networks, Fiber
Why (most) industrial IoT platforms suck – and solve nothing by themselves
Sometimes content gets left on the cutting room floor, and sometimes it does not even make the edit. And often that content is excellent, and deserves a feature all of …
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Five steps on the road to industrial 5G – technology / standards (#1)
5G will only gets its wings in 2023, or thereabouts, when its full functionality is revealed in a standalone version of the new radio (NR) standard. That is when it …
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5GCarriersConnected CarsFundamentalsInternet of Things (IoT)LTENews & Event CoverageSmart CitiesSmart FactoryWired Networks, Fiber
Why the 5G revolution is over-hyped nonsense – in every respect except one
Firstly, that headline: too much? Perhaps, but let us make the case – and draw breath, for this may take some time. Industrial 5G is the only version of 5G …
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FundamentalsInternet of Things (IoT)Sensors
What’s the difference between an IoT sensor and an IoT actuator?
The Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC) has added new definitions of ‘IoT sensor’ and ‘IoT actuator’ to its updated ‘dictionary’ of technical definitions for the industrial IoT (IIoT) sector. These terms …
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Killer questions in IoT: Should enterprises wait for 5G to start IoT?
It seems, almost, like a daft question, except the hype around 5G is so all-consuming it threatens to eat complementary IoT technologies alive – most of which have the distinct …
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‘Ericsson, Sprint, LoRa, Zigbee – tell us, what’s your favourite IoT use case?’
Between them, US telecoms operator Sprint and Swedish telecoms vendor Ericsson claim considerable experience in the IoT space. The variety of IoT use cases is vast, and ever-growing, they say. …
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FundamentalsInfrastructureInternet of Things (IoT)Wired Networks, Fiber
What is LEO, and how will LEO satellites transform the IoT sector?
Satellite connectivity, spurred by new projects from the likes of Amazon and SpaceX, will support 24 million IoT connections by 2024, bringing new competition to established IoT technologies like LoRaWAN, …
