Industrial manufacturing behemoth General Electric Company GE recently announced a 4% hike in its dividend payout to a quarterly payment of 24 cents per share or 96 cents on an annualized basis. The increased dividend is payable on Jan 25, 2017 to shareholders of record as on Dec 27, 2016. Based on the closing price […]
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AUSTIN, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Internet of Things (IoT) leader Silicon Labs (SLAB) takes the top spot among semiconductor companies achieving $500 million to $1 billion in annual sales at the Global Semiconductor Alliance (GSA) awards celebration held on Dec. 8 in Santa Clara, California. “For the past 20 years, Silicon Labs has pioneered technologies that enable
Post written by Debbie Williams Co-founder and chief content officer at SPROUT Content, an inbound marketing agency. In life, we are taught to “shoot for the moon,” “rise to the top,” and get to “the head of the class.” We always strive for the highest level, whether in a video game or in our careers.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Vertiv, formerly Emerson Network Power, today released six data center infrastructure trends to watch in 2017. This year’s trends follow the 2016 data center trends published by Emerson Network Power last year. “We’re moving further into the cloud era and that creates challenges and opportunities for organizations using and delivering cloud and co-located
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While internal hacks are very concerning, it’s the external nature of SIP that makes it especially vulnerable. “If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them.”― Henry David Thoreau In my relatively short period of time here on
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Monnit Corporation announced that CRN has named the wireless sensors company to its 2016 Internet of Things 50 list, which recognizes organizations whose innovative offerings are helping connect objects, computing devices, infrastructure, data storage and data analytics to transform and improve the way we work and live. Monnit was the only Utah-based company to be recognized in the
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Nare IoT Lab’s ArcLow module Image supplied Internet of Things (IoT) isn’t just about flashy gadgets. Affordable modules, networks, and technology offer innovative and cost-effective new systems in the backend and infrastructure that can protect properties and human lives. South Korean startup Nare IoT Lab’s Prevention System for Electrical Arc Fires is one such example
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The oil and gas industry is the lifeblood and oxygen of the modern world. It produces the stuff that powers the power stations, providing the energy on which we all depend if we live in a country with even a moderate infrastructure. Much as we’d all like to live on fresh air, and run our iMachines on
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In looking at the Value Composite score for Internet of Things Inc. (TSXV:ITT), we see that the firm has a rank of 76. This is based on a 0 to 100 scale where a lower score indicated an undervalued company and a higher score would indicate an expensive or overvalued company. This rank was developed
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Lufthansa Group’s all-cargo subsidiary Lufthansa Cargo views development of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies and electronically transmitted, digital cargo documentation as being more useful and important priorities for its operations than providing broadband connectivity to the flight decks and cargo holds of its 17 freighter aircraft. Speaking with RGN, Dr. Anselm Eggert, VP corporate strategy,
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