The Bites on Bytes Month in Review

MarketScale is committed to covering the stories and trends that impact B2B industries. In this month in review, we take a look back at a few of the stories that had an impact in Software & Technology and IoT.

 

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Understanding MiCA: EU’s Next Steps Toward a Greener Cryptomining Market

The cryptocurrency industry is preparing to welcome its newest set of regulations from the largest ruling body to date, as 27 countries adopt a “uniform legal framework for crypto-assets.” The EU passed its Markets in Crypto-assets (MiCA) bill on March 14, a first draft of rules covering previously unregulated aspects of the crypto market in Europe, from legal supervision and certainty of assets to rules around the introduction of new stablecoins to the market.

And Back to the Edge

The next big solution in the computing space is the “edge.”

When you think of the word “edge,” thoughts of the end of an object or place immediately come to mind, like the blade of a knife or cliff of a mountain. In this application, however, the “end” actually means the start.

While cloud computing continues to serve its purpose of storing a computer’s system resources on-demand, its ease of use for performing and relaying data back involves much traversing.

 

The Evolution of the Cellular Network

The cellular network evolution is miles ahead of its early 2G and 3G days. One of the industry leaders of that evolution is Digi InternationalHarald Remmert, CTO for Cellular Solutions at Digi International spoke with Infinite IoT’s Mat Ackley and provided insights into that journey, today’s technical advancements, and the future of cellular networks.

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