The wireless market is on the up and up after a post-pandemic slump. Supply chain shortages have dissipated, and demand for wireless devices saw significant growth in 2H 2024 and through 2025.

Manufacturing software has evolved rapidly over recent years as vendors aim to accommodate changing customer needs. From the shift to cloud-based platforms to the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools, manufacturing software is expected to solve operational challenges in a simplified and accessible manner. This has not always been possible due to gaping data silos and a lack of talent across the industry.

Data center design is becoming more complex as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and hyperscale workloads grow. The resulting demand for compute power is driving rapid data center construction worldwide.

Energy market research provides the insight needed for companies to fend off competitive threats and adapt to the latest industry trends. The energy market is navigating turbulent waters, contending with rising costs, increased demand for renewables, and the urgent need to digitally transform. Adding to this, Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centers are consuming unprecedented amounts of electricity.

ABI Research’s technology reports provide deep analysis of the markets, technologies, and business models driving digital transformation. AI takes center stage, unlocking new value drivers across virtually every industry.

Government fleet management software is becoming essential for agencies based in the United States. They face increasing demands for transparency, tighter budgets, aging vehicles, and growing regulatory pressure. With near real-time visibility into fleet operations, states and municipalities can validate service delivery, resolve resident complaints faster, and improve coordination.

On December 9, 2025, I had the pleasure of participating in the GlobalPlatform Cybersecurity Vehicle Forum. During this virtual event (which you can watch here), I discussed the growing role of Secure Elements (SEs) and Authenticated Integrated Circuits (Auth ICs) in automotive security.

Agentic Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reimagining the in-vehicle experience. AI agents embedded in the digital cockpit enhance services that the automotive industry can monetize. Moreover, Agentic AI improves existing vehicle features that drivers seldom use. Mercedes-Benz’s recent integration of an AI work agent into premium models epitomizes the potential to use Agentic AI to strengthen customer loyalty and create new revenue streams.