What once seemed distant is now part of everyday corporate life: according to OECD Forum data, 65% of business leaders say their organizations already use Generative AI in at least one business function. This kind of innovation not only optimizes processes but also reshapes how companies think about efficiency, innovation, and competitiveness. Research shows that

As the global deployment of 5G networks continues to accelerate, the technology landscape is already preparing for the next leap: 6G. While 5G is revolutionizing mobile communications with enhanced bandwidth, ultra-low latency, and massive IoT support, 6G promises to push boundaries even further by introducing cognitive connectivity, terahertz frequencies, and native AI integration into the

Artificial intelligence is being applied across various business sectors, including agriculture. Alongside AI, other advanced technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and robotics are transforming this sector. This advancement is known as smart farming, which refers to the application of technology to optimize agricultural production. This concept can sometimes be confused with precision

If you follow the tech news or even our blog, you’re probably tired of hearing that Generative Artificial Intelligence is increasingly revolutionizing the way organizations handle their processes and workflows. However, one technology that stands out within this vast umbrella is what’s known as Multi-agent Systems (MAS). Regarded as one of the major technological trends