… the use of blockchain for payments through the Internet of Things, Know-Your-Customer registration, trade finance documents, and more. Rabobank …
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Interview conducted by Jake WilkinsonSep 29 2016 In the heat treatment industry, unexpected or unnecessary furnace downtime can result in a significant increase in manufacturing costs. Ipsen has developed a new tool that allows users to integrate predictive maintenance with their heat-treating system – the PdMetrics® software platform. PdMetrics measures the health and integrity of
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MINNEAPOLIS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Digital River, Inc., a leading global provider of Commerce-as-a-Service solutions, released its newest white paper (http://driv.ws/eo), “Gold Rush: Stake Your Claim in the Commerce of Things.” The white paper is a resource for businesses interested in going to market with and monetizing the more than 24 billion Internet-connected, smart devices that are forecasted to
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At the IoT Evolution 2016 conference in Las Vegas, a group of industry experts gathered to discuss security for the Internet of Things, with a focus on embedded devices. Moderated by Art Swift, President of the prpl Foundation, the group also included: Swift kicked off the conversation by saying that the folks at prpl see
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About a week ago, the website of journalist and cybersecurity expert Brian Krebs was hit with a crippling hacker assault known as a “distributed denial of service,” or DDoS, which knocked him off the Internet for several days. Krebs is one of the savviest security experts out there, yet at first he was rendered almost powerless
reader comments 74 Share this story Last week, security news site KrebsOnSecurity went dark for more than 24 hours following what was believed to be a record 620 gigabit-per-second denial of service attack brought on by an ensemble of routers, security cameras, or other so-called Internet of Things devices. Now, there’s word of a similar
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By Roger Parloff Illustration by Justin Metz September 28, 2016, 5:00 PM EDT Decades-old discoveries are now electrifying the computing industry and will soon transform corporate America. Over the past four years, readers have doubtlessly noticed quantum leaps in the quality of a wide range of everyday technologies. Most obviously, the speech-recognition functions on our
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German enterprise software giant SAP has earmarked $2.2 billion for the expansion of its Internet of Things portfolio. As part of that overall effort, SAP also says it is acquiring Italian IoT firm Plat.One and Norwegian analytics software maker Fedem Technology. What’s Hot on ZDNet For starters, SAP’s $2.2 billion is part of a major
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Blackberry CEO: The smartphone market is saturated It’s the end of an era for BlackBerry. The company, famous for making cellphones with physical keyboards that were once so popular people nicknamed them Crackberries, has decided to stop making its own devices. BlackBerry said on Wednesday that it will rely on partners to manufacture the phones,
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CHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today, Bosch, a leading global supplier of technology and services, hosts the second day of the Bosch ConnectedWorld Internet of Things event in Chicago. Part of an ongoing, collaborative effort to advance the Internet of Things (IoT), the conference continues with a focus on successful programs and real-world IoT projects in connected industry, also