Leading eye-tracking company Tobii has some ideas about why this is the next great leap for immersive tech.

After years of hype and a bumpy first year of launches, carrier 5G networks are here and, most importantly, 5G-compatible phones like the iPhone 12 and Pixel 5. (Samsung’s next expected flagship phone, the Galaxy S21, will likely feature 5G too.) The technology is supposed to change your life with its revolutionary speed and responsiveness. But before we get into that, it’s important to understand what it is, when and how it will affect you, and how to distinguish between (the still growing) hype and the reality.

In 2019, CNET held a massive speed test of 5G networks around the world, spanning from Chicago to London to Sydney to Seoul. The results were a mix of ludicrous speeds, but limited range and spotty coverage. Conversely, you would see wider coverage with a modest bump in speed. You also saw devices like the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G roll out. The early generation of 5G phones boasted impressive speeds at times, but we cautioned against buying them because of compatibility issues and other problems that arise with new technology.

GATE Institute will mark five years of its establishment with the international forum “Up to GATE. Technology, Big Data & Beyond. 5 Years of Innovation”. In five days – from November 20 to 24, 2024, the achievements of GATE will be presented, as a leading centre for technological transformation, part of the European ecosystem in the field of big data and artificial intelligence.

Bulgaria was proudly represented by GATE Institute at the European Big Data Value Forum (BDVAF) 2024 in Budapest, where the prestigious Silver i-Space Label was received from the Big Data Value Association (BDVA).

GATE Institute was awarded the prestigious Silver i-Space Label award for the development of an innovation space, awarded by the European Big Data Value Association (BDVA).

GATE will participate in the creation of the world’s first Code of Conduct on General Purpose Artificial Intelligence

Borislav Bankov, who leads GATE’s participation in NATO’s Defense Innovation Agency DIANA, was the first speaker to take the stage at Tuk-Tam Kosher 2024 today at the Inter Expo Center.

For the fifth consecutive year, GATE will be presented at Tuk-Tam Kosher 2024.

GATE Institute is proud to announce a major achievement in its ongoing efforts to advance the adoption of data spaces for secure and trustworthy data sharing at the national and EU levels. The GATE Dataspace Connector has become the first to achieve Assurance Level 1 certification from the International Data Spaces Association (IDSA), marking a significant milestone in the institute’s commitment to grow a vibrant data ecosystem built on trust and internationally adopted standards.

As a seasoned leader in innovation and technology, Golaleh Ebrahimpur, CEO of Chalmers Industriteknik Gothenburg, Sweden, brings over three decades of expertise to the table.