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satPRnews: Companies, Education, Industry, Internet, Science, Space, technology, Uncategorized, world Science and Technology CDAIT Continues to Grow, Make Global Impact January 27, 2017 • Atlanta, GA Click image to enlarge Alain Louchez, managing director of Georgia Tech’s Center for the Development and Application of Internet of Things Technologies housed at GTRI, presents to researchers at

Telecom-equipment maker Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) reported fourth-quarter results on Thursday morning. Share prices rose more than 3% that day. Ericsson’s fourth-quarter results: The raw numbers Metric Q4 2016 Q4 2015 Year-Over-Year Change Revenue $7.2 billion $8.7 billion (17%) Net income ($177 million) $823 million N/A Operating cash flow $2.1 billion $2.6 billion (17%) Adjusted

How can we monitor and assess the health of the Internet? What are the tools to be used for a diagnosis? Which are the markers to consider? With billions of websites and connected objects, the idea of being able to monitor their current conditions might seem overly ambitious, if not outright foolish. But if there’s

There is no shortage of warnings about the need to improve security for the Internet of Things: Certainly these messages must be raising concerns in organizations that are working on Internet of Things projects. But it doesn’t seem so. In our recent research at MIT Sloan Management Review, we found that only 34% of the

John Gresham, VP & GM, DeviceWorks and Interoperability, Cerner What Is IoT? The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of internet-connected physical objects or things embedded with electronics, software and sensors that are connected, enabling it to collect and exchange information. As a leader in EHR interoperability, Cerner is extending our position to IoT

– By Sangara Narayanan Intel (INTC) topped analyst estimates during the fourth quarter, reporting earnings of 79 cents per share and revenues of $16.37 billion, while the market was expecting earnings of 74 cents per share and revenues of $15.752 billion. Intel was able to post better-than-expected results due to strong performance from two key

A resort hotel in Austria has been the target of a series of hacks, including one that crippled the electronic “smart locks” on guest rooms. The attack prevented guests from accessing their rooms and prevented the issuance of new key cards, highlighting the potential fragility of systems in the so-called “internet of things.” Lacking other