11/11/2016 50% 50% Also in today’s EMEA regional roundup: Russian banks hit by IoT attack; Google defends Android strategy to EU; ZTE signs German smart city agreement. Interoute Communications Ltd. has opened a dual-entry connection to the SEA-ME-WE 5 cable that carries traffic from Africa, Asia and the Middle East to Interoute’s pan-European network. The […]
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more stories from this episode The Smart Home sounds like a great idea. Control the heat so it’s nice and toasty when you get home! Feed your pet remotely when you’re stuck at work! But is the smart home an unsafe home? The recent DDoS attack that temporarily downed popular websites relied on connected household
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Popular Posts: Recent Posts: One of the hottest trends over the last few years has been the shift in electronics and tech to what is called the Internet of Things (IoT). The IoT is a convergence of electronics and internet connectivity, in which virtually every electronic device and household appliance can be controlled through a
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Microsoft is betting on artificial intelligence (AI) with the creation at the end of September of a new AI and Research Group. This newly formed group brings together Microsoft’s research organization and more than 5,000 computer scientists and engineers focused on AI and is now the fourth major division in the company, on par with
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It’s not an accident that the Internet of Things, augmented reality, 3D printing and robotics are taking everyone by storm. It seems like every day, new technology is becoming more practical, like virtual reality or smart home devices. It’s no surprise, then, that we’re on the brink of serious change. Four newer technologies will soon alter
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News Feed Item At electronica 2016 trade fair, TE Connectivity says digitally connecting our lives takes trust and innovation By PR Newswire Article Rating: November 8, 2016 07:29 AM EST Smarter cars, trucks, homes, aircraft and factories means EVERY CONNECTION COUNTS even in harsh environments MUNICH, Nov. 8, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — As the electronica
ENLARGE The FBI has warned internet online attacks on private industry will likely continue. Internet service provider Dynamic Network Services Inc., known as Dyn, was attacked in October, affecting more than 1,200 websites. Photo: Associated Press By Robert McMillan Robert McMillan The Wall Street Journal CANCEL Biography @bobmcmillan therealrobertmcmillan [email protected] Nov. 7, 2016 5:52 p.m.
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Early Monday morning, for about thirty minutes, Twitter went dark. Almost immediately, once service was returned, people started speculating about a massive attack. It’s understandable, because to most the outage felt similar to the DDoS attack in October. However, Monday’s outage wasn’t anything malicious, by all accounts it was a technical error caused by misconfigured
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