Innovating in Asia Study 2023

Edge computing involves hardware and software technologies that enable storage, computing, and processing close to the device that generates or consumes data. ‘Close’ is a relative term that could include servers co-located with cell towers, on premise servers, or operational devices.

In the relentless race toward AI supremacy, China emerges as the second-largest AI economy globally. With many AI powerhouses, China is set to shape the future of LLMs. Get to know China's AI and LLM landscape below and learn how China's tech conglomerates are already adopting LLM to provide new and enhanced services.

Emerging and developing Asia will contribute 57.4% of global GDP growth in the medium term, generating $10.1 trillion in new annual economic activity by 2025. China alone will contribute 31.2% of global GDP growth during this five-year period, with China’s GDP growing by $5.5 trillion during this period.

Office dynamics are being disrupted by remote work and supply chain visibility is more important than ever. The enterprise metaverse is envisioned as an immersive digital environment that replicates and connects every aspect of an organization. It could enable optimized decision making from the C-suite to the front lines, strengthen remote collaboration, provide innovative ways for companies to engage their clients, and enable new product development processes.

In today's fast-paced world, high-speed connections have become vital for companies across industries. With the level of automation rising, the need for reliable and efficient data monitoring structures has never been more critical. Enter 5G, the fifth-generation wireless technology, which has captured the spotlight in machine-type communication and the Internet of Things (IoT). Delve into the transformative potential of private 5G networks in China's industrial sector below, exploring its market outlook, opportunities, and challenges, as well as implications for the automation space to evaluate how 5G could impact your business.

Data might be the new oil but it is a much more complicated commodity. Maximizing the value of your data requires a clear strategic vision that includes both internal use cases and external monetization, while accounting for regulatory, security, and privacy risks.