Image Source: Getty Images. As we hurdle toward the finish line, 2016 will go down as a uniquely active year in the semiconductor market. Spurred on by the onset of several generational tech trends — the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence, self-driving cars, and the like — major semiconductor companies have gone on a […]
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Image Source: Getty Images. As we hurdle toward the finish line, 2016 will go down as a uniquely active year in the semiconductor market. Spurred on by the onset of several generational tech trends — the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence, self-driving cars, and the like — major semiconductor companies have gone on a
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When Google announced that they planned to leverage the open and adaptable nature of Android to bring some much-needed order and unity to the wild west that is the internet of things, it didn’t take a genius, or even an insider, to know that nobody, not even Google, could do something like that alone. Thus, the
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Microsoft’s new business mantra seems to be “If we can’t do it, let’s just find someone who can.” The Redmond tech giant announced a new partnership bringing global navigation and mapping company TomTom to integrate location-based services into their cloud platform Microsoft Azure, to power applications in IoT (Internet of Things) that need to be
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The NXP PICO platform for Android Things, up close and personal. Image source: NXP. Alphabet‘s (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google division has released a slew of specialized Android versions. This week, the Android Things platform for devices under the Internet of Things umbrella made its first appearance. Investors in the semiconductor sector should pay attention, especially those
As the story goes, in 1969 Kevin Ashton coined the phrase “Internet of Things” while working for Procter & Gamble. Much of today’s world and the future will be potentially ruled by the IOT reinforced by artificial intelligence (AI). Today a quick search of the phrase “Internet of Things” yields more than 34 million results.
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What do you do with a small technology company which has an interesting product but is stuck in a crowded, noisy market where larger competitors have locked up many of the distribution channels? You could keep struggling on, or you could make a bold move; re-engineer the product to meet a different purpose for a
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NEW YORK, Dec. 17, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — The cellular/mobile telephone services market comprises on establishments providing communications via wireless distribution networking. Such services providers acquire and operate under spectrum licenses that are geography specific. The market is further classified by service type into voice, SMS, and MMS. The Americas was the x largest geographic region in
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Shutterstock What could ever be dumb about the fast-arriving internet of things — that seemingly inevitable assemblage of ever more networked devices, products and everything in-between? Dumbness? That would be us: you and me, working-class and professional alike, equally vulnerable! At least, we’ve been made to believe that we are the dumb-end: we’re slower, less
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The Opportunity in Numbers Transparency Market Research says that the global anti-snoring devices and snoring surgery market, by device type and surgical procedure, stood at US$16.07 bn and US$357.15 mn, respectively, in 2015. The anti-snoring devices and snoring surgery market, by device type and surgical procedure, is projected to expand at a CAGR of 3.91%