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6 days ago | 
iotinsider.com | Marie Hattar
AI can help with supporting and scaling data centre infrastructure, writes Marie Hattar, SVP at Keysight TechnologiesAI’s insatiable thirst for computing resources is transforming infrastructure, and the industry is grappling with how to meet the power, scalability, and efficiency demands. This has spurred an influx of investment to reconfigure data centre architectures to address these and other technology requirements.
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2 months ago | 
devopsdigest.com | Marie Hattar
Enterprise technology has changed considerably over the last decade. Innovations such as AI, edge computing, and the IoT, once considered futuristic, are now part of everyday life. As technology advances, it's driving a shift in how applications are developed, tested, and maintained. Gone are the days when software testing was a checkbox mentality; today, it's a strategic imperative that requires stakeholder involvement from all business areas.
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
mwrf.com | Marie Hattar
What you’ll learn:How 6G technology will support wireless in the long run. Why it's essential to evaluate every use case and determine if and how to deploy AI. The future of wireless is closer than you might think, with 6G networks promising higher performance and flexibility to enable use cases that go far beyond what we do with today’s wireless systems.
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Nov 18, 2024 | 
evengineeringonline.com | Marie Hattar |Michelle Froese
Electric vehicles (EVs) have rapidly digitized over the last decade, morphing into a complex web of software and hardware. The array of new technology under the hood spans lidar sensors, radars, driver assistance systems, and in-vehicle networks. The average EV now runs 150 embedded electrical control units and 100 million lines of code. These innovations are being integrated to improve vehicle performance and increase driver safety.
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Nov 5, 2024 | 
technewstube.com | Marie Hattar
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Nov 5, 2024 | 
betanews.com | Marie Hattar
A growing challenge for 6G wireless development involves the potential for unexpected cybersecurity vulnerabilities. This is especially true given the growing set of Internet of Things (IoT) use cases with complexities such as connected cars, smart cities, and even satellite-based (non-terrestrial networks (NTN) IoT. The expanding security threat surface is particularly concerning due to its novelty and the lack of thorough testing by researchers. IoT vulnerabilities themselves are nothing new.
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Oct 4, 2024 | 
disruptivetechnews.com | Marie Hattar
Written by Marie Hattar, Senior Vice President, Keysight Technologies Advances in automation have impacted every industry, but arguably none more so than the manufacturing sector. Traditional assembly lines are being replaced by intelligent factories where machines not only handle assembly but help optimize resources and drive down costs.
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Sep 5, 2024 | 
economiematin.fr | Marie Hattar
Cette révolution technologique, connue sous le nom d'Industrie 4.0, est en train de devenir une réalité grâce à l'internet des objets industriels (IIoT), et aux réseaux privés 5G. D'ici 2029, le marché de l'industrie 4.0 devrait représenter 377,30 milliards de dollars. La 5G : un partenaire de communication essentiel Les machines, les robots, les capteurs, les personnes et les drones ont tous besoin d'une connectivité transparente dans l'IIoT.
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Aug 14, 2024 | 
menafn.com | Marie Hattar
Industry Voices: A Roadmap To The Driverless Future Of Autonomous Vehicles
8/14/2024 2:00:42 PM
(MENAFN- 3BL) Originially published by WardsAuto By Marie Hattar , Senior vice president, CMO, Keysight TechnologiesThe driverless future of autonomous vehicles is set to transform society by reinventing the transportation industry and changing consumer behaviors forever.
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Jul 17, 2024 | 
cioinfluence.com | Marie Hattar
How 6G is Ushering in a More Sustainable Future With the first commercial 6G deployments expected around 2030, there is a wave of optimism about the applications and services the technology will support. The IMT-2030 framework has outlined six usage scenarios: ubiquitous connectivity, integrated sensing and communication, AI and communication, immersive communication, massive communication, and hyper-reliable and low-latency communication.
