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First all-digital CES event sees almost 2,000 exhibitors show technology innovations
The first all-digital CES event, CES® 2021 one of the largest ever digital tech event. Almost 2,000 companies unveiled next-gen innovation for a better future.
Read more5G and Industry 4.0 are the keys to unlocking Europe’s economy
Economic forecasts across the globe make for grim reading. The coronavirus pandemic when it first hit brought countries to a standstill. In June, the World Bank projected that the global economy was on course to shrink 5.2% over the course of 2020.
Read moreGlobal digital twin market size to exceed $20bn by 2025
Digital Twin Market size is set to exceed US $20 billion (€17 billion) by 2025; according to a new research report by Global Market Insights, Inc.
Read moreLife Lessons Q&A: Early work on a precursor to the internet
IoT Now talks to Bobby Srinivasan, CEO of Mobileum As a child what job did you want? Believe it or not, I wanted to join the Army.
Read moreCyanConnode announces the extension of smart metering contract in Bangladesh
CyanConnode, the provider in narrowband radio mesh networks, announces receipt of a $10 million (€8.40 million) purchase order extension from its energy management systems customer for a smart metering contract in Bangladesh, South Asia.
Read moreWorldRemit launches digital money transfers from Singapore
WorldRemit, the digital money transfer company, has launched in Singapore. The new service will enable migrants in Singapore to transfer money to over 140 countries as easily as sending an instant message, using the WorldRemit app or website.
Read moreCarbon capture and storage would make renewables and nuclear energy look cheap, says new report
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) will never be viable. That is the stark message from Gordon Hughes, professor of Economics at the University of Edinburgh in the UK, and a former adviser to the World Bank.
Read moreHere’s some terrible news for journalists – IoT is making the world nicer
The year has got off to a good start. In the same week that Toyota unveiled plans for an IT infrastructure to support a global fleet of connected cars, ISIS showcased its latest driverless car bomb and North Korea set off an earthquake inducing Hydrogen bomb. Three events guaranteed to give the population the willies.
Read moreSmart meters are part of Djibouti's new power access and diversification contract tender
Djibouti, Africa. August 28, 2012 — International competitive bids are being sought for a new power access and energy diversification project in the Republic of Djibouti. The project is financed by The World Bank (Tender Notice No.: wb:op00012657).
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