After years of vigorous development, the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) published four official Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) algorithms in August 2024. These algorithms are rapidly transforming the cybersecurity industry as organizations must address the unprecedented prospective threat posed by cryptographically relevant quantum computers. ABI Research has previously covered how the Hardware Security Module (HSM) market is leveraging PQC algorithms, but another important market worth examining is Public Key Infrastructure (PKI).
The introduction of 5G Reduced Capability (RedCap) modules marks a critical step in the evolution of Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity. Positioned as a bridge from Long Term Evolution (LTE) to 5G, RedCap promises simplified, cost-efficient solutions for IoT devices across industries. However, ABI Research believes the viability and adoption of 5G RedCap hinges on four key factors:
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ABI Research’s Supply Chain & Logistics team has compiled a report compiling various air cargo data. This information reveals key market dynamics, informing technology providers of promising business opportunities and air cargo logistics teams of notable trends.
Industrial machinery suppliers are faced with the tall task of pushing the innovation envelope, while keeping production costs at bay. Customers require machines that unlock new use cases, but at the same time don’t necessitate significant training time for employees. To strike this balance, suppliers should strongly consider the adoption of immersive engineering solutions powered by Extended Reality (XR) hardware. As ABI Research already pointed in a recent blog post, cloud-based XR platforms foster greater collaboration between engineering and design teams, reduce error rates, and accelerate the design review process.
Immersive engineering is a game-changer for industrial machinery suppliers as they aim to enhance quality and productivity, while reducing costs and their carbon footprint. Their customers, who cite machine performance improvements as a top priority, have increasingly required new tools and products as they tackle recent headwinds such as COVID-19, worker strikes, and safety recalls.
The year 2024 provided numerous technology trends shaping the future of nearly every industry. ABI Research analysts have been covering these developments for some time, and now it’s time to reflect upon our studies in our annual trends whitepaper. Before we dive into the list, here’s a statement from Stuart Carlaw, Chief Research Officer:
The aerospace industry is rapidly embracing Extended Reality (XR) to address its complex challenges and improve efficiency. XR, an umbrella term encompassing Augmented Reality (AR), Mixed Reality (MR), and Virtual Reality (VR), is increasingly being used to enhance collaboration, design, and prototyping processes. With growing complexity in product development and increasing demand for efficiency, XR offers an immersive engineering solution that streamlines these workflows.