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5G and edge cloud will transform the world of gaming
Imagine a billion dollar sports business, a global audience of over 300 million fans and no ball, stadium or field. Welcome to the world of Esports, competitive online gaming where a millisecond of a lag could separate winners from losers. In 2015, a...
Three ways for telcos to leverage AI
This article was written in collaboration with Santeri Jussila, Head of Analytics Product Line Management at Nokia. The global artificial intelligence (AI) market is booming. Market research firm Tractica estimates annual global AI revenue to grow from $9.5 billion in...
An inside job: Why every company must hack its own cybersecurity
So that’s how I pwned a bank. His identity is hidden by shadowy lighting. An anonymous hacker brags on-camera about how easily he broke into a bank, both literally and figuratively. In this two-minute video, the hacker recounts how he hovered by the bank’s entrance...
Thanks to AI, crops are growing in greater numbers
Can a machine or computer better predict crop growth than a generational farmer? Proponents of artificial intelligence and machine learning believe that’s already underway. Data-driven technology isn’t foreign to agriculture, as farmers have increasingly warmed to...
Digital eSIMs will force telcos to reevaluate their services
A little more freedom is coming to your phone. Within the next two years, expect to hear a lot more about embedded SIM cards – or eSIMs – in phones, a software-based technology that will eventually replace physical SIM cards. In fact, if you’ve got a newer...
Your next job interview with AI
Going for a job interview is a stressful experience. But for an employer looking to fill a position, sifting through endless piles (or files) of resumes is trying, too. Some large companies are using AI to help simplify and streamline their recruitment and hiring...
Future trends in the connected home
This article was originally published to the Nokia blog by Laszlo Gyalog on April 26, 2019. Remember those futuristic predictions of domestic life we saw in movies and cartoons from the 1950s and 60s? All flying cars, robot servants and remote-controlled everything....
Vertical industries might just be the (connected) cash cow telcos need
I thought I’d seen everything after 23 years of writing about technology. Then I came across connected cows. IoT sensors hung around the cow’s neck tracks real-time data like the cow’s temperature and ovulation cycle. When the data indicates optimal breeding and...
Transhumanism: The economic and biological impact of automation
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are introducing massive changes across the global economic landscape. AI is now the basis for a wide range of mainstream technologies including medical diagnosis, financial accounting, factory assembly, and...