Ryan Daws

3 weeks ago | iottechnews.com | Ryan Daws

IoT connectivity is about to get a shake-up with the SGP.32 standard and boost new eSO (eSIM Orchestrator) platforms. Expected to land in H2 2025, SGP.32 isn’t just a small tweak. According to a report by Transforma Insights, it’s going to fundamentally change the roles of traditional Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) and Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs).

3 weeks ago | telecomstechnews.com | Ryan Daws

Broadcom’s latest Ethernet switch, the Tomahawk 6 series, delivers record-breaking bandwidth just as AI systems push networks to their limits. If you’ve been following the AI boom closely, you’ll know that one of the biggest bottlenecks isn’t necessarily computational power—it’s moving all that data around. Broadcom’s announcement that it’s now shipping its Tomahawk 6 switch series aims to provide some welcome relief. This beast of a chip delivers 102.4 Terabits per second of switching capacity.

3 weeks ago | iottechnews.com | Ryan Daws

Major automotive players are working together to fix the connectivity headache of incompatible systems in your next vehicle. You know how frustrating it is when your phone won’t connect to your car? Well, imagine being the engineer trying to make dozens of cameras, sensors, and screens all talk to each other inside a modern vehicle. A group of heavyweight car manufacturers, parts suppliers, and chip makers have just announced they’re forming something called the OpenGMSL Association.

3 weeks ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Ryan Daws

AI hallucinations are becoming more dangerous as models are increasingly trusted to surface information and make critical decisions. We’ve all got that know-it-all friend that can’t admit when they don’t know something, or resorts to giving dodgy advice based on something they’ve read online. Hallucinations by AI models are like that friend, but this one could be in charge of creating your cancer treatment plan. That’s where Themis AI enters the picture.

3 weeks ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Ryan Daws

IBM and Roche are teaming up on an AI solution to a challenge faced by millions worldwide: the relentless daily grind of diabetes management. Their new brainchild, the Accu-Chek SmartGuide Predict app, provides AI-powered glucose forecasting capabilities to users. The app doesn’t just track where your glucose levels are—it tells you where they’re heading. Imagine having a weather forecast, but for your blood sugar. That’s essentially what IBM and Roche are creating.