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Internet, Wireless & Cloud

DARPA & The Ocean of Things

December 24, 2017

Via: Aberdeen Essentials

The Internet of Things has helped manufacturers connect their assets to reduce downtime and provided greater traceability for supply chain professionals. But now, thanks to DARPA, the ocean itself will be connected to the ever-expanding Internet of Things. Last week, […]


Predictions, Trends

Analytics in 2018: AI, IoT and multi-cloud, or bust

December 22, 2017

Via: ZDNet

At the end of every year, tech PR firms circulate and hawk the prognostications of their client companies’ executives on what the next year will bring in the world of data and analytics. There are almost always contradictions to be […]


Innovations, Trends

IBM releases code patterns, resources to accelerate IoT development

December 15, 2017

Via: SQL Server Pro

Aiming to ease and accelerate development around technologies like IoT, IBM this week released more than 120 code patterns, along with online community enhancements that pair developers with educational content and live experts. The curated packages of code, one-click GitHub […]


Challenges, Cloud Computing, Trends

Data Center Failover System Error Knocks Two Google Cloud Services Offline

November 8, 2017

Via: SQL Server Pro

Memcache, an App Engine service, went down for two hours, causing downtime and latency for two other services One of Google’s cloud services went down for nearly two hours Monday across all regions, causing another service to also go down […]


Innovations, Trends

Prepare Your Enterprise Now for AI, VR and IoT, Experts Advise

November 2, 2017

Via: SQL Server Pro

As AI, VR and IoT gain traction, IT leaders must make sure their businesses are ready to move into these new areas as demand builds. Working in enterprise IT means knowing the technologies and systems of today, but it also […]


Hacking, Security

Security Implications of Permission Models in Smart-Home Application Frameworks

August 29, 2017

Via: InfoQ

Analysis of a popular programming framework reveals that many smart-home apps are automatically overprivileged, leaving users at risk for remote attacks that can cause physical, financial, and psychological harm. Smart-home technology has evolved beyond basic convenience functionality, such as automatically […]


Internet

Key Abstractions for IoT-Oriented Software Engineering

August 29, 2017

Via: InfoQ

Despite the considerable research on the Internet of Things (IoT), the technologies to make the IoT a systematic reality are far from being assessed. Early research focused mostly on communication and interoperability1. More recently, researchers have tried to facilitate the […]


Cybersecurity, Security

Six things you need to know about IoT security

May 15, 2017

Via: Info World

The emergence of the internet of things is altering our personal technology security paradigm and is a game-changer in customer/business interaction, in part due to the wide scope of available data and sheer number of devices collecting this data. McKinsey […]


Internet

How to get Google’s artificial intelligence on the Raspberry Pi

May 8, 2017

Via: Info World

I am a heavy user of Raspberry Pis. Every year I build a massive musical lighting setup for Christmas using couple of Pis. During Halloween, I build Pi-powered talking skeletons, spooky pumpkins, and scary lights. Raspberry Pi powers the wireless controller […]


Internet

Linux Foundation EdgeX Foundry to Enable Edge Computing for IoT

May 5, 2017

Via: InfoQ

The Linux Foundation has launched the EdgeX Foundry, a new project aimed to build an open framework for IoT computing and an ecosystem of interoperable components. The EdgeX Foundry aims to foster the model of edge computing, where enabled devices […]


Application areas, Other

Developing Strategies for Effective IoT Data Governance

May 4, 2017

Via: Database Trends and Applications

While there is already so much buzz around the potential benefits the Internet of Things offers, enterprises are just scratching the surface in regards to possible implications of this new wave of data. At Data Summit 2017, Anne Buff, business […]


Application areas, Education

Artificial Intelligence Applications: Revolutionizing Data Management

May 4, 2017

Via: Dataversity

The Smart Machine Age is upon us and is likely to disrupt many different human processes, tasks, and activities over the next 10 years and far longer as the key technologies continue to develop. The gradual availability of higher computing […]


Performance, security, and availability

Microsoft’s novel approach to securing IoT

May 3, 2017

Via: Info World

One of the main problems facing industrial internet of things deployments is that perennial issue: security. When you’re deploying and managing hundreds or thousands of devices around an organization, how can you ensure that your devices are running the right […]


Cybersecurity, Security

Microsoft’s novel approach to securing IoT

May 3, 2017

Via: Info World

One of the main problems facing industrial internet of things deployments is that perennial issue: security. When you’re deploying and managing hundreds or thousands of devices around an organization, how can you ensure that your devices are running the right […]


Application areas, Other

Toshiba’s Innovative GridDB NoSQL Database Affords Unlimited IoT Possibilities

April 25, 2017

Via: Dataversity

With billions of connected devices expected to come online by 2020, Toshiba’s Industrial Solutions and Services Division (SSD), a division of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., today announced the launch of GridDB Standard Edition (SE). GridDB SE is a NoSQL […]


Internet

Putting IoT to work: 5 real-world examples

March 27, 2017

Via: Info World

Some companies are already recognizing business benefits from IoT. And the projects don’t have to boil the ocean and take years to implement. Experience has shown that you can get up and running fast and recognize real payback. That said, […]


Performance, security, and availability

Big Data and Data Security Problems

March 15, 2017

Via: Dataversity

In many respects, the Internet of Things (IoT) has already arrived. While many experts are predicting extreme growth over the next decade, for all intents and purposes, the IoT isn’t some far-flung concept of the future; we’re living in it […]


Performance, security, and availability

IoT increases cyber and legal risk

March 10, 2017

Via: ComputerWeekly

Although the internet of things (IoT) has many potential benefits, it also increases information security and legal liability risk, experts have told a seminar at legal firm Osborne Clarke in London. “The attack surface is exploding from an information security […]


Gadgets, Mobile

Google strengthens Android relationship with Intel in IoT

January 31, 2017

Via: Info World

Intel may have cut ties with Android on smartphones and tablets, but the company’s partnership with Google on Android for the internet of things is growing stronger. Google’s Android Things, a slimmed down version of Android for smart devices, will […]


Application areas, Other

ScyllaDB Announces Fastest NoSQL Database

December 1, 2016

Via: Dataversity

ScyllaDB has announced the general availability release 1.3 of its revolutionary open source NoSQL database. A ground-breaking C++ implementation of the popular Apache Cassandra database, Scylla delivers the superior performance, high availability, horizontal scalability and low latency that organizations require for […]