The need for effective logistics spans industries. The Internet of Things (IoT) will bring end-to-end visibility, revolutionizing the approach to tasks such as transporting goods, controlling inventory, and replenishing stock. 

City officials are examining all the functions they provide—from transportation and energy to street lighting to better cultural spaces—and asking how IoT can transform the urban environment.

Always-on devices are becoming reality for IoT homes. These new enhanced and connected everyday objects are now using sensor technology to constantly gather data about the physical world around us. 

The way we interact with machines is changing. Project Trillium from Arm will transform our lives through a new class of advanced and ultra-efficient machine learning and object-detection processors—purpose-built to redefine device capabilities.

Utilities rely on data for activities such as dynamic pricing and managing supply. The integrity and security of that data are paramount for organizations managing critical infrastructure in an IoT world.

By 2035, there will likely be a trillion connected devices worldwide, and compute and networking infrastructure will need to fundamentally change to support this growth.

Healthcare technology can help transform healthcare from reactive to proactive, delivering the critical data and clinical insight that can relieve some of the issues faced across the industry.