Instant payment transactions will grow by 161% in the next five years, exceeding $58 trillion by 2028.
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David Ramos
Enterprise Use of AI and Machine Learning Grows by 600%
AI and machine learning transactions have increased by almost 600% in the last year, according to Zscaler data. The manufacturing industry is responsible for 20% of them.
The Gender Gap Also Extends to AI
The gender gap in the field of AI is very considerable, both in the workplace and in research. What is the origin of this inequality? What are the consequences? And how could it be reduced?
Telecom Market to Grow by Around 2% in 2024
After registering a 0.6% decline in 2023, the telecom market will return to growth of around 2% this year, according to GfK forecasts. Generative AI could drive demand for smartphones.
Towards a New Era in Connectivity
WiFi7 will arrive in just a few months. And in less than 5 years, 6G will begin to be deployed. What do these new developments in connectivity mean?
What Can We Expect from the New EU Artificial Intelligence Law?
The European Union's Artificial Intelligence Act is a milestone. However, it is worth asking what impact it will have and whether it meets the expectations it has generated. We will analyze it in this article.
What Does 2024 Have in Store for Us from a Technological Point of View?
New advances in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, the internet of things and communication networks will be some of the trends that will shape the year 2024.
Fraudulent Roaming to Grow by 700% in the Next Five Years
Fraudulent data roaming will reach 218 Petabytes by 2028, driven by the evolution of sophisticated fraudulent tactics.
Pornographic Deepfakes, a Threat Beyond Privacy
Pornographic deepfakes not only violate the privacy of their victims, but can also have psychological repercussions, in addition to the legal consequences for the perpetrators.
Are Banks Too Reliant on Big Tech?
Banks entrust a large part of their processes to technology platforms offered by a small number of providers. Are they exposed to over-dependence?