Big companies are betting that the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence will bring about the biggest changes in their businesses and they’re putting up money to back that up. Spending on IoT and AI both today and in three years are the top tech areas where companies are making substantial investments, according to a […]
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With the digital world taking over our everyday lives, it’s important to understand the technologies that are taking humanity’s integration with the internet to the next level. During the past 30 years, the world has seen an exponential growth in technological developments. From the creation of the personalized computer to the mainstream adoption of the
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SAN FRANCISCO Bastille, the leader in enterprise threat detection through software-defined radio, has issued a warning in the wake of the recent radio frequency (RF) hacking of the Dallas emergency system that set off more than 150 weather sirens citywide for more than 90 minutes. According to Dallas officials, the hack was conducted through radio
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SAN FRANCISCO Bastille, the leader in enterprise threat detection through software-defined radio, has issued a warning in the wake of the recent radio frequency (RF) hacking of the Dallas emergency system that set off more than 150 weather sirens citywide for more than 90 minutes. According to Dallas officials, the hack was conducted through radio
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Why it matters to you If your smart home devices stop working, then you’ll want to change the default credentials to avoid the recently discovered BrickerBot malware attack. The Internet of Things (IoT) is at the heart of many modern technology devices, not the least of which are the increasingly popular smart home components that
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The quantity of Internet of Things devices employed to spark the “smart” in sensible cities is projected to surge six-fold in the next decade, according to a new forecast from marketplace investigation firm IHS Markit. Shipments of devices like sensors and nodes that detect pedestrians and site visitors and measure water and air pollution are
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The number of Internet of Things devices used to spark the “smart” in smart cities is projected to surge six-fold in the next decade, according to a new forecast from market research firm IHS Markit. Shipments of devices like sensors and nodes that detect pedestrians and traffic and measure water and air pollution are expected
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Monnit’s Money-Making Strategy Sensors are attached to the endpoint of every Internet of Things offering, making them a critical part of the fast-moving market. According to research firm Markets and Markets, the IoT sensor market will be worth a staggering $38.41 billion by 2022 – and sensor manufacturer Monnit wants to be at the forefront.
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