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New research from UK-based analysts, Transforma Insights, along with 6GWorld and InterDigital, outlines how IoT will positively impact air, water and energy resource consumption.

Mobile operators have customers lining up for 5G to enable services from IoT to augmented reality. The versatility of 5G supports enormous device density per cell, huge throughput and ultra-low latency. These attributes singly or together open up a raft of opportunities, but mobile operators know that they can’t address these with precision by applying traditional telecoms models such as charging per-minute or megabyte of network utilisation

The Internet of Things will be one of the defining technological themes of the 2020s, and beyond. Meanwhile the moderation of mankind’s environmental impact will be one of the defining societal themes over the same time period.

Transforma Insights published the report ‘Hyperscaler Digital Transformation Peer Benchmarking 2021’. It analyses the relative strengths of three ‘Hyperscalers’ in delivering Digital Transformation capabilities for enterprises: Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google, and Microsoft.

Microsoft has posted another quarter of 50% growth in Azure – with overall revenues slightly down on the previous quarter, at $41.7 billion (£30bn).

Transforma Insights lately revealed a report evaluating the capabilities of the three hyperscale cloud suppliers, Amazon Internet Companies, Google and Microsoft, within the provision of instruments for enterprise digital transformation

A new report has attempted to dive deep into the key capabilities of the three leading hyperscalers – and concluded Microsoft as the overall technical leader.

Report sets out to explore the impact that new and emerging technologies will have on electricity, fuel and water usage, CO2 emissions, and e-waste.

Research from Transforma Insights, 6GWorld and InterDigital asks whether sustainability could provide the impetus IoT has long been waiting for?

The report from Transforma Insights and 6GWorld, sponsored by InterDigital, suggests IoT deployment could save eight times the energy it consumes by 2030