Tactical teams and special operators face formidable challenges in increasingly distributed battlefields and areas of operation — including complex terrain, expansive distances between troops and loss of communication with command.

SAPPHIRE NOW was held this week in Orlando, Florida.

Between May 1961 and July 21, 1969, the Apollo program included over 400,000 engineers, scientists, and technicians from more than 20,000 companies and universities — all working together to put the first man on the moon.

The May 23-26 European Parliament elections are fast approaching, and in the run up to these critical elections, many questions have been raised over security, foreign election interference and the role of technology in the process.

And Deutsche Telekom have achieved a landmark data transmission rate by consistently topping 100 Gbps in a trial microwave link over 1.5km.

When you’re operating a global company like GE, it’s hard to overstate the importance of local talent.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. today announced that the company was awarded Display of the Year from the Society for Information Display (SID) for its innovative modular MicroLED display, The Wall.

Bayer’s new global manufacturing site in California will rely on GE Healthcare’s FlexFactory™ platform.

When it comes to SAPPHIRE NOW keynotes, most attendees eagerly anticipate the yin and yang of SAP CEO Bill McDermott’s inspirational, big-picture first-day talk and SAP Supervisory Board Chairman and Co-Founder Hasso Plattner’s technical deep-dive second-day discussion.

The move to SAP S/4HANA in the cloud is planned to come in the form of market-approved journeys, reference architectures and easy access to the underpinning technology services required to help customers achieve the best business outcomes.