Apparently 135,000 people from across the world attended CES this year, with more than 4300 exhibitors showing their wares.  According to this article, CES 2024: connected cars and mobility tech dominated the show floor, with Volkswagen announcing it will begin integrating AI chatbot ChatGPT into some of its new cars later this year.

Our global connectivity team, particularly those who like a beer, were very interested to read about The Smart Container Company, a start-up which is “pioneering the use of IoT to revolutionise the draught beer supply chain”.

Quantum is a term we’re all going to hear a lot more about in the coming years. Perhaps until now, you’ve only come across it in the title of a James Bond film, but it has a long tradition. Technically, a quantum is “the minimum amount of any physical entity…involved in an interaction”. So, it’s pretty small – but it has big implications.

Bill shock is a problem for businesses as well as individuals.  Nobody likes to be worrying about the cost of the data needed to check their emails, access their company’s portal and browse the internet whilst they’re away for work. In addition, everyone wants to ensure that they will actually have network coverage and speedy down and uploads whilst they are abroad.

The year sure has flown by and everyone in the global connectivity team at Telecom26 is looking forward to a few days’ rest before returning reinvigorated to continue providing our customers across the world with the global mobile services they need for their businesses to flourish.

Following demand from a variety of organisations using our global connectivity services, Telecom26’s R&D team has developed a GPS tracking service which will make life much easier for businesses who need to track their vehicles, products, and people as they move around the world – and the IT and comms teams that support them.