Enterprise IT

The evolution of 5G into its "Advanced" phase represents a critical milestone for industrial connectivity, offering the reliability and precision required for mission-critical operations. By combining dedicated private networks with edge computing and high-density sensor arrays, enterprises can create a seamless digital nervous system that drives the next wave of smart factory innovation and autonomous logistics.

As organizations expand their digital footprint across remote networks, cloud services, and thousands of IoT devices, the traditional concept of a secure perimeter has become entirely obsolete. To survive in this new era of hyperconnectivity, enterprises must adopt a holistic security posture that prioritizes continuous verification, AI-driven threat intelligence, and a culture of resilience that can withstand even the most sophisticated cyber attacks.

The financial services industry is undergoing a structural revolution as traditional banks abandon monolithic legacy systems in favor of agile, cloud-native architectures. This shift allows for the rapid deployment of innovative fintech services, real-time payment processing, and a level of scalability that ensures established institutions can compete effectively in a fast-moving digital-first economy.

The transformation of our cities into intelligent, responsive environments is being driven by the marriage of physical engineering and massive-scale data processing. By harnessing the power of predictive analytics and real-time monitoring, urban planners can create resilient systems that optimize energy use, reduce traffic congestion, and ensure the structural longevity of public assets in an increasingly crowded world.

The integration of artificial intelligence into the core of enterprise technology is no longer an optional luxury but a fundamental necessity for survival in the modern digital economy. By moving beyond simple task automation toward a state of autonomous, data-driven decision-making, organizations can unlock unprecedented levels of efficiency, predictive security, and cloud-based scalability that redefine the boundaries of what a modern business can achieve.

Oracle, on February 15, announced that Japan's second-largest telecommunications company and also the operator of the au mobile phone service, KDDI Corporation has selected Oracle in order to support an overall upgrade when it comes to core charging as well as...

BT has reported record fibre demand from households and businesses connecting to its expanding network, helping stabilise overall customer losses across its operations. The company said stronger take-up of faster full fibre services is offsetting pressure from competition on...