Column Bernd Schöne: Engineering Data – IoT is not for free
Long-term Storage – Bernd Schöne in his column: In the end, data will play a large part in who takes home the prize and who gets left in the dust.
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Column Bernd Schöne: Long-Term Storage – Going, Going – Done!
For a long time, I’ve been wanting to store my data permanently. No, I don’t mean on a USB stick or a hard drive. I mean something really, really durable.
Distributed Cloud Computing: Fog Forecast
Centralized, or cloud, computing has solved lots of problems but it has also created a few new ones of its own.
Column Bernd Schöne: Tracking Tech – Watch My Dust!
German Angst: Bernd Schöne in his column on cryptographic systems under attack.
Next generation mobile technology: Quo Vadis 5G?
Digital twins have become one of the hottest IT topics in years. They promise to revolutionize innovation and reduce time and cost of development.
Column Bernd Schöne: – Quantum Computing – Einstein’s Nightmare
German Angst: Bernd Schöne in his column on cryptographic systems under attack.
Swarm Intelligence: Learning from Ants
Cars that drive by themselves and robots operating autonomously are an increasing feature of modern life. This is made possible by using state-of-the-art computer technology that simulates thinking and decision making processes in our brain. To prevent the many new road users from getting in each other’s way, they also […]
Column: Bernd Schöne – Small is Big
German Angst: Bernd Schöne in his column on Germany, Technology and Cybersecurity.
IoT Sensors: The Eyes and Ears of Internet of Things
Sensors typically transform physical values into electric signals. As they get smarter, the latest generation of sensors are helping to make machines cheaper, safer and more powerful than ever, and they allow them to hook up directly to the Cloud. In the process, they will transform and revolutionize entire industries and business models – and that’s just for starters!
Column Bernd Schöne: German Angst
German Angst: Bernd Schöne in his column on Germany, Technology and Cybersecurity.
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RFID-Technology: NOAA Updates Salmon Tracking System in Dams
An new tracking system introduced by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), together with RFID technology company Biomark, at the Lower Granite Dam’s in Washington State captures the unique identity of salmon.
Machine-Learning: Harvard Team Uses Social Media to Combat Coronavirus
According to report in the online-edition of Wired Magazine, artificial intelligence researchers are applying machine-learning techniques to social media, web, and other data for subtle signs of where the deadly coronavirus may be spreading.
Small Tracker: Apple Enters the Market
Apple is apparently set to enter the market for small trackers with Bluetooth connectivity that can be placed on everyday items like keys, wallets, and purses, that allow you to locate such items using your iPhone.
Nikola Will Build E-Truck for Europe in Germany
Nikola Motor Company has disclosed how it will produce its forthcoming Tre model in Europe. The battery electric Nikola TRE, which is based on the IVECO S-WAY, incorporates Nikola’s E-truck technology, controls and infotainment systems and is scheduled to be launched at the IAA 2020 commercial vehicle exhibition in Hannover, Germany.
Eclipse Foundation Launches Sparkplug Working Group for IoT-Standardization
At the ARC Advisory Group’s 24th Annual Industry Forum, the Eclipse Foundation announced the launch of the Sparkplug Working Group.
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