5G marks the next major evolution of mobile phone networks, designed to support new services in an increasingly connected world...
Orange is a major player when it comes to technology research and development in France and around the world, with 640 researchers and 140 PhD students working in disciplines as broad as networks, software, IoT, AI, design and sociology.
For more than a century, networks have been central to the activities of telecoms operators. They keep us connected to the world. Their robustness, along with an operator’s reactivity to any outage, are fundamental to trust ...
On 4 January, at around 9:00pm, the Orange Marine cable ship René Descartes sailed around Cape Horn at 56°00’ latitude south and 067°16’ longitude west. This makes it the only cable ship in the world that can claim the title of a true ...
From their first smartphone to social media, 3D video games, virtual reality headsets and more… kids and teens are more connected than ever. Always ready to experiment with and adopt the latest online experiences, they leaving adults ...
Data: the 21st century’s new black gold? It is, according to today’s successful Internet giants. But what challenges does Big Data pose to commercial players in traditional sectors? How can a company maximise the value of its data? ...
Thanks to digital connectivity, service technicians can be more efficient and improve customer service quality. Said, who works for Orange in Amiens, explains more.
Digital transformation is profoundly changing ‘business as usual’: as digital skills become more essential, organisations are adapting. Collaboration is now needed at all levels, placing people at the heart of innovation.
A smarter planet will be one where everyone has enough to eat while respecting the people and natural resources around them. Connectivity can help. At the crossroads of digital transformation, climate change and dietary transition, ...
Internet of Things is one of the pillars of Smart Cities. Discover how thanks to Delphine Woussen, Head of Smart Cities at Orange Business Services.
Connected objects are playing an increasing role in our daily lives. They help us to better manage our homes, our movements and our health, and also facilitate the digital transformation of businesses. These Internet-enabled devices ...
They’re called Yvan, Marina, Morgane, Corinne… They’ve been hard at work for several months to offer you a new banking experience that’s more adapted to your needs. Find out more about them!
