What is event-driven architecture? Event-driven architecture (EDA) is at the centre of modern infrastructure. According to Wikipedia, event-driven architectures can be defined as “a software architecture paradigm promoting the production, detection, consumption of, and reaction to events. An event can…
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Internet of Everything Q&A
IoT Insider caught up with Internet of Everything (IoE) Corp to learn more about the way that this startup is reshaping the Internet of Things. Tell me a little about IoE Corp. When was it founded, and what is its…
Top trends propelling LPWAN market through 2027
According to a recent study from market research firm Graphical Research, the global low power wide area network (LPWAN market size is set to register a significant growth through 2027. Increasing demand for affordable cellular networks has been a key…
From pipelines to till lines: edge computing
Across the board businesses are under more pressure than ever to optimise performance and productivity. Whether that is a pipeline transporting precious petroleum or a retail chain with multiple stores, every small, medium and large enterprise can turn data into…
Sensor-to-satellite for global IoT connectivity
Wyld Networks announced the availability of its new range of low-power, sensor-to-satellite LoRaWAN terminals and modules for IoT applications across areas where there is little or no alternative connectivity. The Wyld Connect hybrid devices can transfer data directly to terrestrial…
NexGen Cloud announces $14m investment
NexGen Cloud, a Web 3.0 focused IaaS company, has announced a $14m investment to fast-track its growth plans and increase its storage capabilities. The investment has enabled the development of Europe’s largest decentralised storage project comprised of two large-scale Filecoin storage…
Unlocking IoT with low cost satellite communications
With an expected 5.2 billion connected devices by 2025, IoT is now a fundamental component of both government policy and corporate strategy. The ability to track, monitor, record and analyse through an extraordinary array of hugely innovative sensors has already…
What is the metaverse and how can I access it?
Everybody is talking about the metaverse. For many, the term connotes futurism and ambiguity. With no objective definition or understanding of it, the lexeme stems from a work of nineties dystopia. Debate surrounds the metaverse – does it currently exist?…
5G and standalone networks fuelling the 4.0 paradigm
Telcos and consumers are well-versed in the high-capacity, low-latency, high-speed connectivity benefits of 5G for the consumer market. What’s lesser known is that businesses can also unlock greater value with the rise of 5G standalone (SA) technology to access the…
What is Edge AI and how does it work?
Smart speakers, surveillance cameras, robots, and even self-driving cars utilise edge AI, but what is it, and how does the technology work? Despite the impact of COVID-19, the deployment of Edge infrastructure and applications has continued over the past two…
