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Communications & Networking

What the battle for the Ethernet market could mean for network management

Communications & Networking

The future of unified communications

AI & Machine Learning

Deloitte’s top 8 business technology trends of 2015

Communications & Networking

With ‘smart cities’ just around the corner, we need to understand the security risk first

There are steps being made towards connected-cities, whereby our cities would use digital technologies to enhance performance and engage with us through innovative channels.

Communications & Networking

Converged infrastructure: current state of play

Communications & Networking

As the threat landscape changes, so too must approaches to security

Communications & Networking

Download the February 2015 issue of Information Age magazine

Communications & Networking

The move to software-defined everything: how secure is programmable infrastructure?

IoT and M2M

The Internet of Things: current state of play

Automotive

The revolutionary road to autonomous driving

Communications & Networking

Taming the ‘edge’ of the IoT is its biggest revenue opportunity

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