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In the world of high-speed injection molding, precision is the only currency that matters. Whether it’s the rapid-fire production of the packaging industry or the
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In the world of high-speed injection molding, precision is the only currency that matters. Whether it’s the rapid-fire production of the packaging industry or the

2026 is an interesting year for the energy sector with the power grid facing two main challenges: the surge in power demand from AI data
Picture the typical network operations centre in 2026. The wall screens glow with dashboards from Cisco tools, Juniper portals, a legacy SNMP manager from a
In this episode of IoT for the Rest of Us Podcast, the guest Markus Leiman from DNA and hostess Juudit Manner from BaseN discuss about

This post concludes our four-part series on how BaseN is transforming modern living through digital sovereignty and mission-critical infrastructure. After exploring the foundational layers and

In Espoo, Finland, the Adjutantti apartment complex was designed as a blueprint for the future of urban resource management. While many buildings claim to be “smart,” Adjutantti

As we move into 2026, the industry is hitting a wall. Connectivity is a commodity; sovereignty and situational mastery are the new assets. At BaseN,

in the Netherlands, construction leader VolkerWessels set a radical goal: building 100% zero-energy houses. But for a developer, “zero energy” isn’t just a design philosophy

In the rapidly shifting world of IoT, “smart” is often synonymous with “temporary.” We see it constantly: platforms are acquired and shut down, hardware becomes

I’ve been talking to a lot of folks in the manufacturing and engineering space lately, and the conversation usually hits the same wall: We have