Featured IN The Software-Defined Data Center 50The software-defined data center replaces proprietary hardware-based server, storage, networking and other equipment with the equivalent software functionality running on commodity servers. Here are 50 companies on the forefront of developing the software-defined data center.
Litigation , Privacy Canadian Vibrator Maker Reaches $3.7 Million Settlement Agreement Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • March 15, 2017 Don’t blindly trust the internet of things to maintain common-sense boundaries, or your privacy. See Also: Balancing Fraud Detection & the Consumer Banking Experience Witness a lawsuit filed by two anonymous plaintiffs last year
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As adoption of smart home devices increases, you may find yourself with a smart home device for a specific function, and a different one for another, and so on. Living Labs is looking to reduce the number of smart home devices you need with Beacon, a multi-sensory cube that monitors air quality, provides bio-rhythmic lighting,
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Mark Zuckerberg Zuckerberg created Jarvis to talk with his home If you’re a smart-home nerd like me, chances are you use a whole bunch of apps on your phone or tablet to control lights, door locks, cameras and cooking devices. It can feel overwhelming at times, and while efforts like HomeKit are supposed to help by
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They all laughed when Kellyanne Conway said that “you can surveil someone through their phone, through their television sets … microwaves that turn into cameras.” But it’s time to get serious, folks. You may or may not be able to surveil people (yet). But you can collect data on them with the devices that make up
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Over the past couple of years, I’ve urged investors not to underestimate “the cloud.” And I’ve used my three Cs of technology investing – connectivity, content and community – to show how our world is changing… and what investors need to zero in on to be successful. All of this leads to one of my
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An artist rendering of what a Bosch-Nvidia car AI system would look like. (Image: Nvidia) Nvidia and Bosch said they will develop artificial intelligence and machine-learning systems for mass market autonomous vehicles. The news was released at Bosch’s Connected World Internet of things conference in Berlin. special feature Harnessing IoT in the Enterprise The tech
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is well beyond its initial start line. When it comes to the question of whether or not businesses should incorporate IoT aspects to help both streamline operations and better serve the customer via gathered personalized data, there is a general consensus that it’s a great strategic avenue. However, in RSR
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The “Internet of Things” has finally reached the tire industry. In case you haven’t heard the expression, the Internet of Things is a network of interconnected items that are able to collect and exchange data using embedded sensors and receivers, thereby creating “smart” objects. Data technology allows for sensor-to-machine, machine-to-machine and/or machine-to-people communication as information
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A smart home can be described as a natural extension of the trend which has seen automation gradually invade all walks of human life. In a smart house, various systems like lighting, security, ventilation,., can either be preprogrammed or altered from a remote location through connected devices. Smarthomes use other concepts like Internet of Things