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What is quantum computing? That’s a question still being asked by much of the world’s C-suite. But here at CC our multidisciplinary teams of physicists, engineers and designers are already helping to plot a credible pathway for a future powered by quantum technologies…

Satisfying the network capacity needs of 5G will demand a huge expansion in the number of antennas that we will see in the environment. Or will it? Learn more about our breakthrough with client CHASM in the use of transparent metamaterials for antennas.  

In our O-RAN white paper, we explore how the O-RAN RIC and AI can automate network optimisation, overcoming network complexity and deliver high-performance services 

What are the key technology trends for 2023? A team of Cambridge Consultants innovation experts have taken the sustainability imperative into account. Our team share their thoughts and predictions, partly through the lens of energy and sustainability… 

I have worked at Cambridge Consultants for nine years and while some people would see me as just a passionate software engineer, I’m more than what meets the eye – a sailing enthusiast. 

United States Government organisations are looking to the skies to gain significant operational advantages in some of the planet’s most challenging and remote environments. As commercial players forge a new space ecosystem by rewriting the economics of advanced satellite connectivity, a number of challenges to adoption remain, but now is the time to reach for new opportunities.

The AI Summit is the world’s first and largest conference and exhibition to look at the practical implications of AI for enterprise organizations that are set to transform business productivity. On November 2, 2022, we gathered with industry experts in Austin, TX, to learn, connect, and drive the industry forward. Watch our opening keynote to learn more.  

Utilities are changing and their communication networks must evolve to support increases in demand, higher expectations on resilience and security, new distributed forms of power generation, storage and load management and various requirements posed by sustainability. In this on demand webinar with Southern Linc and Xcel Energy we explore how the wireless supply chain can transform utility networks for these emerging, modern world requirements.  

The world has never been more connected. Yet the rise of 5G is being accompanied by a further wave of connectivity-based technology innovations that has significant implications for US government organisations. There’s far more to the disruptive power of 5G than fast speeds for mobile broadband services. It’s time to broaden the focus to emerging network architecture that offers unprecedented levels of operational flexibility.

Increasing demand from enterprises for high performance connectivity has left networks struggling to scale up and handle the levels of configuration required. What if a network could automatically configure itself to deliver and guarantee the level of service required for each use case required by an enterprise?

Founders of early-stage start-ups are characteristically passionate, driven and optimistic. Understandably so. Very often they are nurturing a breakthrough idea with the capacity to disrupt business and change the world for the better. So, as they embark on the mission to sell their vision, they should accentuate the positive and keep negative thoughts of risk to the back of their mind, right? Wrong. 

I really want to talk about changing the way we do business. And I mean radically changing it, so that businesses can flourish while at the same time protecting communities and taking care of the environment. Is that too much to ask? I think not – in this article I’ll explain how and why AI is ready to drive a more sustainable yet commercially successful future.