Microsoft says it will open a new European IoT & AI Insider lab in Munich, Germany. The new location will join the company’s other labs in Redmond, Washington and in Shenzhen, China. Microsoft announced the lab this week, but it will not open the lab until April. In its announcement, the company says Munich is …
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The Internet of Things has no global boundaries. As a result, the money allocated for IoT deployments by category also varies by market. For example, automotive executives in Europe are allocating 24% of their tech budgets to IoT compared to 19% in the U.S. automotive industry, according to a new study. The study comprised a …
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A new way of configuring networks eliminates security vulnerabilities that date back to the Internet’s origins. Instead of building multilayered protocols that act like flashing lights to alert hackers to their presence, network managers apply a single layer that is virtually invisible to cybermarauders. The result is a nearly hack-proof network that could bolster security …
Tech giant Microsoft is looking to support the next wave of Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) start-ups with the opening of a lab in Munich. The center, set to open in April, will provide a select group of promising connected technology start-ups with the resources to help them develop their technologies, according to …
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GE CEO Jeff Immelt On Tuesday this week, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order rolling back climate change regulations introduced by the Obama administration. The very next day, General Electric (GE) chief executive Jeff Immelt hit back in no uncertain terms, with a pledge that the $123.7 billion industrial giant will take a …
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DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “Edge Intelligence in the Age of Internet of Things” report to their offering. This edition of FT TOE covers technological developments and commercial implications of various neuromodulation therapies that are redefining the standard of care offered by traditional drug-based therapies. The issue covers a …
Organizations of all types and sizes are embracing the industrial internet of things (IIoT), the connected devices in key infrastructure segments such as energy, utilities, government, healthcare and finance. That growth hasn’t gone unnoticed: Cyber-security threats against the IIoT are rising. Virtually all the security experts participating in a recent survey expect an increase in …
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More companies are confirming that their third-party devices and platforms are now compatible and supported by the smart home assistant Google Home. REUTERS/Beck DiefenbachGoogle Home is displayed during the presentation of new Google hardware in San Francisco, California, U.S. October 4, 2016. Google has also made its own announcement about the Google Home’s latest features …
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If there’s one thing manufacturing environments have plenty of, it’s data. The argument surrounding the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) that says data needs to not just be gathered but actually be usable is not only about the analytics; it’s also about being able to get that data where it needs to be. Increasingly, where …
Comments Print Joni Warnick The Control4 Airstream is intended to help consumers envision smart technology in their own home. By Jaci Conry Globe Correspondent March 31, 2017 Chances are you’ve got more than one remote control for your television and a fair number of light switches on the walls of your home. If you have …
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