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The Operational Upgrade Powering AI-era Fiber Rollouts

For years, the conversation around fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) and 5G was dominated by “the digital divide”— a race to get glass in the ground. But this is 2026 and the narrative...

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Identiv has launched ID-Pixels 3.0, a family of battery-free Bluetooth Low Energy inlays and labels built on Wiliot's Gen3 IC Supply chain management, smart logistics. Warehouse manager uses laptop to monitor digital transport network, tracking cargo flow, delivery routes and automated distribution processes.

Identiv Launches ID-Pixels 3.0 to Enable Scalable Intelligence Across Physical Supply Chains

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RADAR Raises $170M man reading from a clipboard and looking for a product or tool for a customer while working at the hardware store

RADAR Raises $170M as it Brings Physical Retail Into the AI Era

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Soracom Expands IoT Professional Services to North America Abstract communication network map USA or America as a printed circuit Board. Smart city connected with country. Technology concepts

Soracom Expands IoT Professional Services to North America

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What World Cup 2026 Teaches Us About Peak Demand and How to Survive It

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Skin-thin NFC Patch Goes to Market

A version of the adhesive patch—no thicker than a human hair—is currently being tested by L'Oreal to help consumers track their sun exposure.

News April 25

L’Oreal’s Skin-thin Wearable Tracks Sun Exposure

A version of the adhesive patch—no thicker than a human hair—is currently being tested by L'Oreal to help consumers track their sun exposure.

News April 25

Hungry for RFID Solutions

More companies are now eager to see whether RFID can resolve some of their perplexing business problems.

Editor's Views April 25