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- The key market trends changing the ways businesses work | World . . .
Technological advances and the pandemic-induced switch to remote working have boosted connectivity and information flows, allowing organizations to collaborate efficiently over distance Operating at the edge promotes agility, speed to react to changing local preferences and frees up HQ to focus on strategic decisions
- 2 tech trends that will shape networks and the future of connectivity
The solutions to the most pressing global challenges lie in emerging technologies and evolving connectivity as we head into the 6G era Two significant trends will dominate connectivity in the future: human augmentation and digital-physical fusion Networks that use emerging technology must adapt and will do so in three specific ways, encompassing extreme performance, coverage and greater
- Why businesses will drive the next evolution in global connectivity
Connectivity to power global growth Together with the desire for new and innovative services, there is a pressing need to increase connectivity and start driving economic expansion as the world emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic 5G will undoubtedly play a significant role in addressing these needs but it cannot do so in a vacuum
- These cities are the best connected in the world — how?
The Index assesses and ranks all 22 cities in the BRI across six categories: policy coordination; infrastructure connectivity; unimpeded trade; financial integration; people-to-people ties; and information connection Singapore and Shanghai took the top two spots, followed by Beijing
- Why connectivity is essential for sustainable globalization | World . . .
Globalization is far from over, but it must adapt to the challenges of the post-COVID-19 world Chiefly, this means purpose-led globalization that helps, not hinders, the fight against climate change
- This why telecommunications is critical for AI for good | World . . .
A catalyst for a greener future Beyond its roles in connectivity and security, AI is emerging as a force for good in sustainability and climate As the conduit for AI-driven sustainability, the telecommunications industry actively contributes to this transformative journey
- Securing water through the power of multi-stakeholder action
The 2030 Water Resources Group (WRG) offers an example of how multi-stakeholder collaboration builds trust, coordinates priorities, and turns commitments into action on water security Established at Davos in 2008 by the World Economic Forum and now housed at the World Bank, WRG convenes governments, businesses, and civil society to develop scalable water solutions Through structured multi
- How LEO satellite technology can connect the unconnected
Satellite connectivity is expensive, but if the goal is to truly connect the unconnected, then LEO-based internet needs to be affordable above all While satellite broadband systems are in various stages of development, the affordability of services must be a key component in global rollout strategies once the systems are ready to launch
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