Now that content generated by artificial intelligence is slowly but steadily entering the mainstream, it’s a good time to assess the implications that can impact the way content is consumed or should be consumed.
The widespread adoption of IoT sensors is evident across various sectors, including the traditionally conservative field of healthcare. Whether in smart factories, cities, supply chains, connected homes, or automobiles, an extensive sensor network is now in place for these applications, responding promptly to incoming data.
Satellites, the high-tech sentinels orbiting from above, embody the sophisticated infrastructure required for a thriving modern society, facilitating seamless communication, enabling scientific exploration, and contributing indispensably to the intricate web of technological progress.
TAWAL, Saudi Arabia’s leading integrated IT infrastructure provider, unveiled a new technical system for private 5G networks in collaboration with MOBiSENSE— an AI-native mobility analytics solution pioneered in affiliation with King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST).
In the contemporary realm of technological advancements, one particular innovation stands out: generative artificial intelligence (GenAI). The GenAI market is poised for substantial growth, with projections indicating a surge to USD 66.62 billion by 2024 and an impressive annual growth rate of 20.80% through 2030, reaching a volume of USD 207.00 billion.
Realizing the potential of diversity and inclusion is the key to achieving success in the modern world. Imagine a workplace or community where unique characteristics are not just acknowledged but celebrated; where inclusion is not just a buzzword but a dynamic force driving productivity and innovation. This will create a ripple effect that extends from individual growth to organizational excellence and community harmony.
Telecom Review was invited to attend an exclusive media and analyst roundtable during MWC 2024 where Eric Zhao, Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, Huawei Wireless Solution, shared in-depth insights on 5.5G development and how Huawei has equipped itself with the technology’s commercial products and solutions.
As one of the largest B2B-focused publications covering the ICT sector at large, Telecom Review Group plays a pivotal role in covering and analyzing developments within the telecommunications industry.
The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Knowledge Foundation (MBRF) previewed the rankings of Arab countries in the Global Knowledge Index (GKI) 2023. The UAE stands out as a leading performer, particularly in terms of its knowledge infrastructure.
SkyFive Arabia, flynas, and stc Group have inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that aims to provide cutting-edge, high-speed air-to-ground (A2G) internet on 120 flynas aircraft for the fist time in the Middle East, enhancing the passenger experience across the airline's extensive fleet.
