Cloud Platforms for the Internet of Things: How Do They Stack Up?
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3 quot;Internet of Thingsquot; Stocks to Buy Now
One of the strongest industries on the market this year has been the semiconductors business. Throughout the industry, companies have successfully adapted to the changing needs of the consumer, including an increased demand for small, high-powered chips that enable “Internet of Things” (IoT) devices. For those that don’t know, the Internet of Things refers to
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Scaling & service demands in our connected era
Submitted by Lubor Ptacek on Tue, 04/04/2017 – 12:52 You’re a telco. A storm blows through your territory and wreaks havoc on your cell towers. Luckily, you’ve rigged them all with sensors so you can remotely monitor and diagnose issues in the field. But the problem is hundreds of towers are beaming alerts all at
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Former FCC Chief: Privacy Concerns, Net Neutrality Rollback Threaten Internet of Things
Former FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler suggested that the IoT could face obstacles if net neutrality rules are rolled back, or if network operators can use consumer’ data. “If networks aren’t open then those who own the networks will control what happens on them, including IoT,” he said in an interview with FierceWireless. “If the information
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It's not science fiction, it's automation!
By Bharath Vasudevan, Director of Product Management, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Software-defined and Cloud Group. It’s an exciting time to work in tech. With all of the advancements in areas like artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things, the world we live in is progressively becoming smarter. Even the things that seemed impossible and taken straight
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Americans: Smart Homes Are Cool, But Too Expensive
People like the idea of controlling their houses from afar, but aren’t interested in pricey retrofits. Americans like the idea of smart homes, but when it comes to actually paying the bill for stuffing their houses and apartments with futuristic Internet of Things (IoT) tech and devices, they balk. Just 27 percent of Americans have
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What Is the Proper Level of Standardization for the IoT?
| | Share The Internet of Things (IoT) is taking shape at a rapid clip, but like any other cooperative technology initiative, the need for standards is starting to draw interest as well. While it seems obvious that millions of sensors distributed around the globe would need some sort of interoperable framework, what about
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What Is the Proper Level of Standardization for the IoT?
| | Share The Internet of Things (IoT) is taking shape at a rapid clip, but like any other cooperative technology initiative, the need for standards is starting to draw interest as well. While it seems obvious that millions of sensors distributed around the globe would need some sort of interoperable framework, what about
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PPE and the Internet of Things
Reduced costs, improved worker productivity and a decrease in worker injury are driving the development of smart wearables and sensors in industrial environments. We live in a constantly connected, data-driven world. Consumers who grew up on the internet and adopted smartphones expect a continuous stream of data, instant updates and products that intuitively answer their
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