Geopolitical instability, supply chain volatility, and labor shortages have made it clear that manufacturers need to ramp up their digital transformation initiatives. Companies that fail to leverage Industry 4.0 technologies risk being unable to evolve and keep pace with competitors.
This blog post is written by ABI Research Industry Analyst Paul Shell, who was invited as a guest to the Snapdragon Summit. All experiences were hosted, but no additional compensation was received.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) server manufacturers have experienced surging demand as data center operators require significantly more computing power than before the advent of ChatGPT and other Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen AI) tools. Enterprises are investing billions of dollars in cloud infrastructure and Gen AI/Agentic AI development, fueling strong demand for high-performance AI servers.
After years of stalled progress, China’s Embedded Subscriber Identity Module (eSIM) market is beginning to stir like a waking dragon.
Author: Mark Lydon, Senior Content Manager
The tech industry is constantly progressing and finding new ways to provide value to consumers and enterprises. Its dynamic nature makes it essential to identify and understand key trends, the best market opportunities, and the vendor ecosystem.
Security of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions is increasing in importance and gaining greater attention, particularly because IoT hardware and devices come from supply chains that touch multiple countries from around the world. Longer supply chains consisting of suppliers of hardware and associated software give more opportunities to malicious actors to infect the equipment that creates a connected machine.