6th Mar 2020
It’s estimated that there will be 4.1 billion cellular IoT connections globally by 2024 (IoT Connections Outlook). Billions of sensors in factories, cities, on farms and in our homes, provide us with the foundational elements to innovate and drive the required de-carbonization. This, enabled by 5G, will ultimately support a sustainable future for everyone.
Ericsson assembled a panel of experts from across various technology sectors, including non-governmental organizations and startups, to discuss the question” How can digital technologies drive exponential climate action?” Taking place at Ericsson’s Connected Intelligence Studios in Santa Clara, CA, the Ericsson Brighter Futures event offered a view into the opportunities and barriers of deploying technological solutions.