December 8, 2021
ACES high: How 5G is accelerating automotive transformation
Cars aren’t just cars any more. And no one knows that better than automotive’s top innovators.
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Cars aren’t just cars any more. And no one knows that better than automotive’s top innovators.
Improving vehicle connectivity and extracting data insights to address rapidly evolving climate and production demands will give farming companies the platform they need to start solving their climate, productivity and supply chain challenges.
What’s happening inside a car is just one aspect of road safety. The evolution of IoT sensors and low-latency networks like 5G will play a big part in improving road safety, especially when they are integrated with Urban Data Platforms (UDPs).
Everyone is talking about the drive to net zero carbon emissions at the moment – whether they’re heads of state at the recent COP26 conference
Formally known (and loved, if you managed to bag one) as TU-Automotive Awards, this year the newly renamed Informa Tech Automotive Awards could see Cubic Telecom walk away not just with one
It’s plain to see that the automotive industry is moving towards a greener future. Bans on new internal combustion engine cars are coming into force
Car buyers now expect to have more in-vehicle content services and applications when they splash out, along with the high-speed connectivity that enables them. Competition is flourishing as
The complex and dynamic challenges posed by the climate crisis require substantial collaborative efforts to help accelerate decarbonisation across the transport sector, which accounts for 16% of global CO2 emissions.
We rise by lifting others, and in this spirit, Cubic Telecom CEO Barry Napier is set to embark on an epic coast-to-coast cycling challenge across Ireland to