Telcos have used digital twins for some time, but the advent of AI could help make them a whole lot more powerful than they already are.

The next time your company faces a cyberattack, it may be limited to a virtual world, if digital twins — a technology hybrid that pairs simulation with real-world data — takes off. Researchers and ...

Physical AI describes intelligent systems that can sense, interpret, and act in real environments. Think of self-driving cars ...

Zero Trust unlocks the data integrity and confidence that delivers the promise of AI to electronic and physical security systems. A recent Gartner report projects the Digital Twin market to grow from ...

In every industry today—including finance, healthcare, energy and retail—the digital landscape is expanding faster than any team can monitor. Systems stretch across multiple clouds, regulations evolve ...

Real-time 3D simulation and digital twin technologies provide the U.S. government — especially the military — an ability to train its personnel “across a much broader spectrum of scenarios and ‘what ...

Digital twins are virtual replicas of physical systems and are emerging as powerful tools for security testing in cyber-physical and industrial environments. By simulating real-time behaviour, ...

The management and security benefits of modeling network changes in software can be significant, but barriers must be overcome before the technology becomes more widely deployed. What if there were a ...

As educational campuses grow in size and scope — some have the population of small towns — protecting students, employees and assets when access can’t be completely controlled is becoming an ...

As insurers look for more compelling ways to educate the public, the digital twin metaphor has the potential to make evolving ...