In contrast to the natural world, factories have evolved in leaps, from the advent of industrialism in the 18th century to automation in modern times. Along with the addition of steam power and ...

Construction equipment is becoming increasingly dependent on connectivity as the industry advances toward autonomous solutions. One of the barriers holding back faster advancement of such technologies ...

PCMag sat down with Ericsson CTO Erik Ekudden at Techonomy NYC to talk 5G, machine intelligence, and the future of connectivity. AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon are making headlines with their 5G plans, ...

5G is ushering in a new breed of “genius” networks to deal with the increased levels of complexity, prediction and real time decision making that is required to deliver the performance gains promised ...

Channel sounding of 5G signals started years ago with the intent of gaining knowledge on how 5G signals will react in a real-world environment. From those experiments, engineers have developed channel ...

5G has been in the news recently, but for all the wrong reasons. Beyond the media controversy, the technology could bring about a fundamental change in how manufacturers operate. High-profile scandals ...

What will 5G mean for the future of manufacturing? Patrik Lundblad, senior vice president of Technology at Volvo CE, analyzes the mobile data revolution. The advantages of a faster, more reliable 5G ...

Artificial intelligence and machine learning systems may help 5G cloud providers detect the presence of sophisticated attackers and other security incidents, according to new guidance from the ...

Apple now makes its own 5G modems, so it’s reasonable to think it could put these inside Macs at a more acceptable cost.

Holograms. Emotive, life-like digital human beings. Washing machine repairs directed from miles away. The rollout of 5G wireless networks that will continue throughout 2019 and beyond promises a slew ...

Editor’s note: This article is part of InvestorPlace.com’s Investing for the Next Decade. They call it “The Internet of Things.” I call it “The Machine Internet” because that term is more descriptive ...