The rapid convergence of Edge Computing, IoT, and 5G is creating new opportunities for innovation across industries — from smart factories and connected vehicles to intelligent healthcare and retail automation. While large enterprises are investing heavily in these technologies, it’s often startups that are driving the most disruptive change. Startups leading the way in Edge, IoT & 5G innovation are.. Read more

The Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming industries by connecting devices, sensors, and systems — unlocking new efficiencies and real-time insights. However, understanding the key security challenges in IoT is crucial as the number of connected devices grows, increasing the risk. Each connected endpoint is a potential entry point for cyberattacks, making IoT security one of the most pressing challenges.. Read more

The Internet of Things (IoT) has evolved from a buzzword into a critical enabler of digital transformation. From smart factories to connected healthcare systems and intelligent retail operations, IoT allows organizations to gather, analyze, and act on data in real time.  But to unlock its full potential, businesses must do more than deploy devices — they need to build a.. Read more

Tech conferences around the world serve as launchpads for major innovations. In 2025 and the surrounding period, several announcements at events across edge computing, IoT, and 5G are signaling shifts in enterprise strategy, infrastructure design, and business models. Let’s unpack some of the most compelling announcements, why they matter, and what organizations should pay attention to.  Key Announcements & Highlights .. Read more

As organizations across industries continue their digital transformation journeys, edge computing has emerged as a game-changing technology. By bringing data processing closer to the source, edge computing reduces latency, enhances reliability, and enables real-time decision-making.  Let’s explore how manufacturing, healthcare, and retail are using edge computing to drive innovation, efficiency, and better customer experiences.  Edge Computing in Manufacturing  1. Real-Time.. Read more

The regulatory landscape for Internet of Things (IoT) devices moved from “warned-about” to actively enforced in 2025. Governments and standards bodies worldwide are tightening rules, publishing guidance, and launching labeling/certification programs so that connected devices are safer, more private, and more interoperable. If your business builds, buys, or deploys IoT, 2025 is the year to treat compliance as a strategic.. Read more