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[Infographic] Ever since the first retail stores opened in the 1800’s, the retail environment has been transforming to improve the shoppers’ experience. Each new wave of transformation is marked by a new technology...

In honor of Earth Day 2023, we look at how cutting down on the number of unnecessary emails is one way to reduce CO2 emissions…

[Infographic] We explore how mobile phone technology has evolved over the last 50 years, and how it has impacted the way we communicate...

After a four year pandemic pause, the crowds poured back to Barcelona for MWC 23. They came to see new products and observe emerging trends. Some of the key areas under discussion were 5G, eSIM, mobile identity and IoT. All were represented on the Thales stand ...

Over the last decade, financial services have experienced a digital upgrade. But now a new phase is imminent. Products such as insurance, loans, payments and savings are escaping their traditional silos to be delivered at the point of need. This is embedded finance. He...

The Massive IoT describes any large network of devices collecting data and transmitting it to the cloud. Now, thanks to the capacity and range of 5G, the Massive IoT is about to get even more...massive. Let's dive into the tech, the forecasts and the real-life use case...

Will 2023 be the year that people start to take control of their own data? If this long-awaited process gathers momentum, it will be thanks to user-friendly digital wallets. Experts expect this trend to accelerate in 2023. In this prediction piece, we look more closely...

What will 2023 bring in the realms of Fintech? Will 2023 be the year of ‘softPOS’? Or super apps? Or central bank crypto? Let’s look ahead…

Thanks to eSIMs, it's now possible to make a dumb electricity meter smart. Connected next gen meters can identify problems, enable dynamic pricing, support remote disconnection and more. India wants to install 250 million of them... ...

[Infographic] From smart pavements to waste systems, the power of technological innovation is allowing more and more cities to get smarter. Could your city be smarter than you think it is?