By Tiernan Ray Oppenheimer & Co.’s Andrew Uerkwitz today reiterates a “Perform” rating on shares of Apple (AAPL), writing that the company “lacks the courage to lead the next generation of innovation (AI, cloud-based services, messaging),” and as a result, “Over the next decade we believe the stock will generally underperform the market.” “We believe […]
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There’s no denying it: Despite years of hype, wearable computing technology has yet to make a big impact on enterprise IT. But if you believe the last IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Wearables and AR/VR predictions, that’s finally about to change. And ironically, two of the smallest categories of wearables seem poised to make the biggest difference.
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SANTA CLARA, CA–(Marketwired – Nov 21, 2016) – It was confirmed today that Eric Schultz, community manager for the not for profit prpl Foundation, the open-source, community-driven, collaborative, foundation with a focus on enabling next-generation datacenter-to-device portable software and virtualized architectures, has been collaborating with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Technological Advisory Council Software Controlled
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Tendril, a company specializing in software solutions that help utilities engage in new programs with their customers, recently announced a new software solution called Orchestrated Energy. This cloud-based solution enables utilities and other energy providers to simultaneously optimize system operation and customer comfort. Tendril’s recent projects involving engagements with utilities include major Investor-owned utility customers such
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You can’t defend against something you don’t understand. So make sure you consider IoT’s risks before embracing its functionality. Businesses are just starting to realize both the promise and the risk of the Internet of Things (IoT). Some companies are being cautious and careful, but many are embracing the functionality enthusiastically and placing themselves in
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Welcome to Bloomberg Government’s Analyst Picks, our daily briefing of top stories affecting the federal market. Bloomberg Government clients have access to Washington’s best government contracting data and analysis. Get introduced to one of our product experts → The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has added 14 medical centers and a national cemetery to its “Innovator’s
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Ry Crist for CNet: Less than a month ago, hackers took control of an ocean of unsecured connected home devices, then essentially crashed the entire internet by using them to flood the web’s largest internet management company with bogus traffic. Now, the makers of smart gadgets that communicate using Z-Wave are ratcheting up their security standards to help
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Having a smart speaker like Amazon Echo or Google Home in the house can feel like you’ve stepped into the future. It can also feel creepy. And sometimes, really annoying. All these impressions coursed through me over the last several days as I tested Echo and Home. I’m still not sure I’d want one in
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The “Internet of Things” isn’t coming. It’s already here and spreading at a pandemic pace that’s shaking the foundations of nearly every industry. That, in turn, is creating huge opportunities for local entrepreneurs and investors, and for students at the University of New Mexico, where the School of Engineering is now launching a new IoT
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SANTA CLARA, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today Intel Security announced its second annual McAfee Most Hackable Holiday Gifts list to identify potential security risks associated with hot-ticket items this holiday season. The No. 1 most hackable gift category included laptops and PCs, followed by smartphones and tablets, media players and streaming sticks, smart home automation and devices, and