A slice of Raspberry Pi in 2026 - the little computer that's saying a big no to unethical use of its technology
Raspberry Pi's educational roots have expanded far and wide, but let's keep it out of the real-life battlefields...
IoT and digital twins
Electrical grids become the biggest AI bottleneck. Here's why - and what might be done about the problem
AI chips, models, and data are generally seen as the limiting factors for AI growth. But Caspar Herzberg, CEO at Aveva, argues that electrical grids are emerging as the binding constraint to scaling AI.
Why TCS and Honeywell are focusing on India with autonomous building capability
A passage to India as part of a new joint initiative.
How Vancouver International Airport exploits spatial intelligence to help with mowing the grass (and why that’s important!)
Local software data integration tool FME priming everything from handy visitor cell phone maps to full-blown digital twin operational visibility
FedEx's CDO delivers the courier giant's next transformative package, with digital intelligence, systemic simplification, and AI all part and parcel
FedEx has masses of data across its global network. CDO Vishal Talwar is tasked with delivering efficiency, simplification and new revenue generation.
How Vodafone is taking the lead for hyperscale IoT. (Spoiler - simplicity is the key, says the CEO...)
Vodafone IoT CEO Erik Brenneis explains how they have taken the lead for a new category of hyperscale infrastructure for IoT connectivity. Their strategy has profound implications for the future of physical AI and business processes.
Quantum futures – how a patchy skills market threatens the need for urgent progress
Quantum tech provides a useful contrast to the noisy AI sector. But that can be a problem, warned a UK policy conference.
AI emerging as key safety driver as commercial fleets cut crash rates by 73%
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Kelly Soderlund, Head of Insights at Samsara, discusses how Samsara's Fleet Safety Report shows how AI-powered monitoring can reduce serious road incidents by identifying risks and understanding driver behavior.
CES 2026 - loving the machines at Caterpillar as AI turns steel into silicon and the physical digital
It's over a century old, but Caterpillar is adapting to building the new AI-powered physical world in the same way as it did the analog version...
Most enterprises aren't ready for AI - what's needed is composability
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Rudy Kuhn of Celonis unpacks why enterprises can't become truly AI-ready until their processes are visible, modular, and free from system constraints.
The Year in Review - the year in Partner Thought Leadership
diginomica's partners bring their own key takeaways and practical examples of topic authority based on what they are seeing on the ground with customers and in their research. Here's a round-up of the best pieces published in 2025.
Decoding the real world - how AI powers smarter maps for commercial fleets
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Praveen Murugesan of Samsara reveals how physical AI can map the future of commercial driving to reduce costs, protect frontline workers with proactive safety, and empower drivers to handle the unexpected.
What NVIDIA Apollo means for physical/spatial AI
NVIDIA’s new Apollo platform promises to streamline AI surrogate modeling techniques for physical AI. The short-term opportunity is to speed up some engineering processes by tens to thousands of times. In the long run, it could enable new enterprise workflows more broadly.
