Browsing: Technology & AI

Global rollout of 5G accelerates, promising faster speeds, ultra-low latency, and new services from telemedicine to smart cities. As networks expand, regulators, carriers, and consumers weigh costs, security, and equity.

Telecoms are deploying AI to optimize 5G networks, cutting latency, automating maintenance, and boosting energy efficiency. Trials across Asia, Europe, and the U.S. hint at lower costs and faster rollout timelines.

By 2030, robots are expected to leave factories for homes, hospitals, and streets, delivering care, cleaning, and last-mile goods as costs fall. Analysts warn labor laws and data safeguards must keep pace.

Amid rising ransomware, enterprises deploy AI-driven cybersecurity tools to spot anomalies in seconds, automate patching, and shrink response times. Regulators weigh risks as vendors race to harden models.

Pharma turns to AI to speed target discovery, design novel molecules, and streamline trials, cutting timelines and costs. Yet regulators and data quality loom as hurdles while partnerships proliferate.

From AI diagnostics to remote monitoring, new technologies are reshaping patient care and hospital operations. Experts say adoption is accelerating, promising earlier detection, lower costs, and more personalized treatments.

From sensor-packed streets to AI-managed grids, cities are turning data into public services. Inside the rise of smart cities-and the privacy, equity, and infrastructure tests reshaping daily urban life.

From AI tutors to VR labs, classrooms are undergoing a rapid digital overhaul. New tools promise personalized learning and broader access, but raise questions over equity, data privacy, and teacher training.

From AI-driven logistics to borderless fintech, tech startups are reshaping global markets, undercutting incumbents, unlocking capital, and testing regulators as they scale faster than policy can adapt.

Banks and hedge funds are overhauling trading desks as AI-driven models speed decisions and uncover patterns in volatile markets. Regulators weigh transparency and bias risks, while firms race to secure data and talent.