Column: Gerd Leonhard – A new World
Gerd Leonhard writes about a new world: Crisis like Covid 19, remote work and virtual conferences. The events are a chances for change.
Smart Solutions
eSIM and Blockchain from the very beginning: Making IoT more Independant
G+D Mobile Security’s product uses a novel combination of eSIM and blockchain technology. It forms a scalable framework that can be extended from air freight to encompass land and sea operations.
Column Martin Grossen: Microsoft Azure – Connecting Stuff isn’t enough
Martin Grossen about the Avnet, Internet of Things in the cloud and collaboration with Microsoft for a better connected world.
Interview: A Digital Image of the Real World – Digital-Twins
Smart Industry sat down with Prith Banerjee, CTO of Ansys, a world leader in engineering simulation and product modeling, to discuss digital twins and the future of manufacturing.
Smart Products: Implementing IoT Technologies
Companies are working on IoT technologies to enhance their solutions. You find such smart products everywhere: Energy, robots, toys, vehicles and many more.
Smart Companies: New IoT Solutions
Toyota plans to build the “city” of the future near of Mount Fuji in Japan and Edico Genome will change the way clinicians diagnose and treat deadly diseases with new IoT solutions.
Smart Sensors: The Internet of Medical Things
Just as in wartime, the battle against Covid-19 has also accelerated the development of products that will create a healthier environment. The Internet of Medical Things is upon us with a vengeance.
Column Bernd Schöne: Documentation – Damn the Cost!
Long-term Storage – Bernd Schöne in his column: Have you ever wondered how old the most important software packages in the world are? Spoiler alert: they’re very old.
Interview: Hackster.io – The Art of Tech
Smart Industry talked with Adam Benzion, a cofounder of Hackster.io, which bills itself as the world’s largest and fastest-growing open-source hardware community. It was aquired by Avnet in 2016.
Power Management: The Power of Nanopower
Changing batteries attached to ampere-sucking devices is a time-consuming, costly bore. The implementation of low-energy nanopower management not only enables longer battery life, or the use of free solar energy, but is also becoming a big-bucks market.
Smart Blog
IoT Analytics Predicts Rise of the IoT Semiconductor
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.
Bosch, Microsoft Team Up to Develop Software Platform for Cars
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.
Private 5G Network: Rakuten Signs RCP Deal With Ligado
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.
Nvidia Takeover of ARM Has Industry Up in Arms
The planned takeover of ARM by Nvidia is currently being examined internationally by antitrust authorities. Now several US tech companies have filed complaints.
IoT Portal: Telia Launches Hyperscale Solution
“Telia Global IoT Connectivity” is the name of a new solution from Swedish telecom-provider Telia that is available immediately.
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