Quantum Computing: Coming to a Platform Near You
There may be some ways to go before broad commercialization, but quantum computing is
Topic: Industry Insights
How various industries use real-time analytics to improve the business bottom line. We explore both physical, IoT uses (such as sensor data in manufacturing, transportation, and energy) as well as use of transactional and Web data, such as in the financial services, marketing, and customer-experience management industries.
Wall Street in the Age of Hyper Real-Time Computing
The age of algorithms on Wall Street often means the better the data scientists and more powerful the compute, the better the bottom
React, Don’t Plan: Why You Don’t Need to See Industry Disruption Coming
How do you position your company to anticipate the breakneck speed of industry disruption? Agile integration means you
FRESH DATA: Cloud Computing Drives Uptake in Manufacturing IoT
Frost & Sullivan report shows integrated software applications that plan, schedule, track, direct, and implement operations are gaining in popularity in …
Inseego Powers Verizon’s 5G Home Broadband with New Router
Inseego has recently announced its all-new router will power Verizon’s first multigigabit 5G residential broadband internet service in four American
Case Study: Ibotta Gets its Cloud Costs Under Control
Ibotta's app nets shoppers cash back on purchases by using verification. They analyzed their AWS usage info via Cloudability to cut cloud
Artificial Intelligence Brings More Clarity to Hearing Devices
Hearing aids benefit their users via AI technologies, but increasingly its hard to find the AI talent to work on these
Tomorrow’s Energy and the Power of Real-Time
If we're aiming for 100% renewable energy, like California is planning to do to combat climate change, real-time metrics will have a big
StreetLight Raises Cash to Shine Light on Real-Time Traffic Analytics
Their traffic analytics software collates location data from roughly 70 million devices in the U.S. and
When the Implantable Internet of Things Gets Under Our Skin
The internet of things has always been about getting the nodes of data closer to the "edge" - meaning you and me. Is implantable tech the next