Futurum’s Ron Westfall examines why Spectrum Enterprise is deftly capitalizing on the resurgence across the hotel and travel industry in the post-pandemic era by promoting its smart hotel managed services offering and the sustainability and security benefits that smart hotel tech can provide hotel organizations.
Qualcomm AI Research Quietly Working to Make AI Ubiquitous in a Wide Range of Business Fields, Including Wireless, Automotive, Extended Reality, IoT and Mobile
Futurum analyst Todd R. Weiss looks at the wide range of AI initiatives and critical research being explored inside the formerly quiet Qualcomm AI Research group at Qualcomm, all with a view toward making AI ubiquitous and powering a connected world.
T-Mobile and Lucid Partner on Bringing IoT Connectivity to Next-Gen Lucid Industrial Spray Cleaning Drones
Futurum analysts Michael Diamond and Shelly Kramer examine the recently announced partnership between T-Mobile and Lucid, and how T-Mobile IoT connectivity is being integrated into Lucid’s next-gen commercial spray cleaning drones and what that means for the commercial cleaning industry.
Qualcomm’s New QCS7230 Chip — Expands its Vision Intelligence Platform and is Way Smarter Than You Think
Futurum analyst Michael Diamond discusses Qualcomm’s QCS7230 chip, an addition to its Vision Intelligence Platform adding solutions that are more affordable, offer better resolution and provide enhanced intelligence at the edge for surveillance strategies and beyond. Mike also explores the Global Physical Security market and what he expects to see in terms of continued convergence in that market moving forward.
Silicon Labs Analyst Day 2022 Demonstrates a Hyper Focus on Low-Powered Wireless Marketing, Priming the Company for Growth
Futurum’s Michael Diamond covers Silicon Labs’ Analyst Day 2022, dissecting the company’s strategy of a hyper focus on low-powered wireless marketing, simplifying organizational structure, continuing its pivot toward a more software-centric, application-centric company and more, as well as thoughts on what’s ahead in this space.
Qualcomm Breakthroughs on Path to Advanced 5G Include R&D Test Beds, 5G mmWave, XR, C-V2X, and More – Part Three
In the conclusion of this three-part series, Futurum Senior Analyst Olivier Blanchard dives deeper into more of Qualcomm’s latest research milestones and how they help expand 5G mmWave deployments, applications, and impact on wide area 5G foundations. Blanchard’s analysis outlines how these over-the-air (OTA) test networks, prototypes, and system simulations help advance 5G research and product development across a breadth of industries. These breakthrough snapshots are especially timely in the wake of the expansive technology roadmap outlined by Qualcomm during its Investor Day presentations just a few days ago and help shed more light on where Qualcomm is with regard to critical R&D milestones.
Part Three of Series: More on RFFE and the Role it Plays in Qualcomm’s 5G Roadmap
In Part Three of his series on RFFE (RF Front End), Senior Analyst Olivier Blanchard dives into how chipmaker giant Qualcomm is leveraging its global leadership in wireless innovation and recent investments in RF to significantly grow its modem-to-antenna solutions footprint not only in mobile handsets, but also expand that slice of its business into high growth adjacent segments like Automotive, the IoT, and the IIoT. Tying the series to Qualcomm’s 2021 Investor Day provides critical insights into RFFE’s growing importance to Qualcomm’s technology portfolio and business momentum.
Lattice Semi Outpaces Expectations for the Fourth Consecutive Quarter
Lattice Semiconductor has beaten earnings and topped revenue consensus for the fourth consecutive quarter on demand for low power FPGAs.
Siemens Chooses AWS Cloud to Support Its Smart Infrastructure
In a continued evolution in the partnership between the two companies, Siemens selected AWS cloud to support its Smart Infrastructure business unit’s SAP workloads. The partnership will enable the Siemens’ business unit to save on costs and run ERP and supply chain management more efficiently for its customers.
FedEx New SenseAware ID Tracking System Arrives Just in Time for COVID Relief
From an engineering standpoint, selecting the solution with the lowest power consumption and the smallest possible network footprint makes perfect sense, not just for Fedex but also for carriers, for whom bandwidth can often be a challenge. SenseAware ID should be able to provide the high level of value-add tracking that FedEx customers will find valuable while not monopolizing precious network resources.