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With the requirement of big data, analytics and machine learning, the future of 5G is inextricably linked to artificial intelligence (AI). We look behind the scenes of 5G and find out how AI could support its operation

Thales is bringing together Connectivity, Big Data, Cybersecurity, and Artificial Intelligence to improve Telematics, Vehicle-to-everything communication , and Infotainment, enabling the connected car. Read on.

LAS VEGAS – January 6th, 2020. Thales, world leader in digital security, is bringing trust to the latest IoT solutions with connectivity and security breakthroughs for the connected world.

5G promises to take 4G LTE network performances to a whole new level not only in commercial applications but on the battlefield too. 5G solutions are truly suited to the needs of critical systems in the toughest of environments where human lives are at stake. ...

The fifth generation of mobile telecommunications standards, 5G, is not the linear extension of the four previous generations (1G, 2G, 3G and 4G) that have emerged over the last thirty years. On the contrary, the set of technologies underpinning this latest standard wi...

In an opinion piece published on the LinkedIn social network, Patrice Caine outlines how 5G's ultra-high-speeds, extremely low latency and high connection densities will provide the necessary infrastructure to support large-scale development of artificial intelligence ...

The new 5G SIM provides improved data privacy, enhanced protection against hacking and seamless 5G global roaming. 21 February 2019.

​From Seoul to Texas, we look at trials of 5G connectivity as telcos get set for the next-generation network

​5G will make greater use of virtualization and enable the Internet of Things, opening itself up to a wider range of attack surfaces. Stakeholders will have to work together to deliver a secure service

​How global mobile usage is growing (Infographic)