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Robot revolution promises 58 million extra jobs in next five years

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Latest research from the World Economic Forum forecasts that by 2025, machines will perform more current work tasks than humans, compared to 71% being performed by humans today.

Opengear expands OM2200 NetOps Console Server product line

The first NetOps console server with both Smart Out-of-Band management and advanced automation...

first2protect deploys Digital Helpers

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Westcon to distribute Sumo Logic’s Continuous Intelligence Platform

Westcon and Sumo Logic have have signed an EMEA distribution agreement. Sumo Logic is the market...

Education collaboration leads to innovation

Personalised AI assistants, robotic process automation and face recognition for attendance marking....

Workforce Dimensions revolutionises the manager and employee experience at LondonEnergy

LondonEnergy, one of the largest sustainable energy, recycling, and resource management providers...

Robots on the rise

From 2020 to 2022 almost 2 million new units of industrial robots are expected to be installed in...

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