The long-held ambition of a fully autonomous network, one that intelligently manages, heals, and optimizes itself without human intervention, has remained an elusive goal for most of the telecommunications industry. For years, telcos have grappled with the immense complexity of their sprawling
In a market climate that typically rewards any significant investment related to artificial intelligence, electronics manufacturing giant Jabil’s stock experienced a perplexing downturn, falling approximately 7% after the company confirmed it had finalized its acquisition of Hanley Energy Group.
The rapid proliferation of connected devices has created a deeply fragmented landscape where hardware, software, and development tools often exist in disconnected silos, hindering innovation and slowing deployment. Addressing this industry-wide challenge, Qualcomm Technologies revealed at CES 2026
While the broader technology market remains captivated by a fervent debate over a potential Artificial Intelligence bubble, the world's telecommunications giants are deliberately tuning out the speculative noise. Instead of getting swept up in the frenetic cycle of hype and fear, seasoned operators
Beyond the fluctuating signal bars on our screens lies a silent, high-stakes conflict over the very architecture of our connected world, a strategic war whose outcome will define everything from autonomous transport to immersive virtual realities. This invisible battle is not merely about faster
As the artificial intelligence revolution continues its relentless march forward, a fascinating and critical shift in market focus has become increasingly apparent, moving investor attention away from the celebrated creators of large language models and toward the often-overlooked companies
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