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By Magda Dabrowska AI is evolving rapidly, and while it may surpass the capabilities of its human developers, it still is working within the language sets it’s been fed. As we have seen The post IoT Evolution Expo: Where the...

By Magda Dabrowska ZutaCore has announced its presence at the 2025 Pacific Telecommunications Council (PTC) on January 19-22 in Honolulu, Hawaii. The company’s HyperCool technology has emerged as the de facto standard for...

By Magda Dabrowska Plume Network has announced an integration with Allora Network. The integration will incorporate Allora’s collective intelligence network into Plume’s ecosystem, enabling projects building on Plume to access...

By Dan Fidler An improved strategy to advocate for DNSSEC and RPKI deployment. Read more here:: blog.apnic.net/feed/

By Magda Dabrowska Bandwidth IG (BIG) has innovated beyond legacy networks with new AI-ready infrastructure in the Greater Atlanta area. Atlanta has emerged as one of the largest data centre markets in North America, and The...

By Magda Dabrowska Palladyne AI and Red Cat Holdings have announced the completion of the first flight in which multiple Teal drones equipped with Palladyne Pilot AI software autonomously collaborated to identify, prioritise The...

By Magda Dabrowska u-blox has announced the decision to increase focus on its Locate business and phase out its Cellular business. This change positions u-blox as a leading and dedicated provider of GNSS The post u-blox shifts...

By IoT Now This webinar, featuring executives from Kigen, Murata, Sony and Vodafone Business IoT, details how the iSIM ecosystem is coming together to deliver pre-integrated iSIM solutions that help simplify and accelerate The...

By Magda Dabrowska RespondHealth has announced a new integration with Microsoft to bring AI-powered solutions to the healthcare and life sciences (HLS) sectors. This collaboration integrates RespondHealth’s real-world health...

By Shayan Azizi Understanding and managing changes in IoT device behaviour to make network traffic predictions more reliable. Read more here:: blog.apnic.net/feed/