Brent Seales of University of Kentucky Mount Vesuvius in Italy erupted in 79 AD and buried the towns of Pompeii and Herculaneum in ash and lava. Everything was buried in the inferno, including an invaluable library of scrolls whose contents were rendered unreadable – or at least they were considered […]
The Internet needs fixing, there’s no doubt about it, but whose job is it? Much can be left to the IT industry itself, which has shown itself quite competent in the past to self-regulate, standardize, and hold itself to high moral standards.
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Interview with Dr. Myriam Jahn, CEO of Q-loud about IoT, Industry 4.0 and IT.
Gabrielle La Rue is more at home holding a guitar than sitting behind a desk, but that hasn’t stopped her from founding Locketgo, one of the shooting stars of Canada’s IoT startup scene.
Ebeling is president and CEO of the Ebeling Group, which produces commercial and studio work and serves as a hub of creative and technical innovation for film, television, and advertising projects.
Niall Murphy is a man on a mission. “Machine learning is changing how consumer product brands fght back against the $1.2-plus trillion in revenues lost to counterfeit and supply chain integrity issues each year,” he explains – and he wants to be in the thick of the fray.
The State Duma, Russia’s tightly controlled parliament, is considering proposed legislation, supported by President Vladimir Putin, that would disconnect the Russian Internet, officially called Runet, from the rest of the world.
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When we think about the short, exciting history of the internet, it helps first to think back to the events that shaped what we like to call the American Wild West.
The penetration of semiconductor components classified as “IoT” is expected to grow from 7% in 2019 to 12% by 2025, IoT Analytics, a leading provider of market insights and competitive intelligence for the Internet of Things (IoT) and Industry 4., claims in a new report.
The world’s largest automotive supplier will be working with one of the world’s largest tech companies in the future: Bosch and Microsoft have agreed to cooperate on software development.
Japanese operator Rakuten Mobile has reached an agreement with U.S.-based Ligado Networks to help it design a private 5G network that uses Rakuten’s customizable platform.
The planned takeover of ARM by Nvidia is currently being examined internationally by antitrust authorities. Now several US tech companies have filed complaints.
“Telia Global IoT Connectivity” is the name of a new solution from Swedish telecom-provider Telia that is available immediately.
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