Internet of Things
One-in-five developers now works on IoT projects
By 2020, professional kitchens, restaurants and other large food providers will be using appliances with sensors and scanners. They will...
Read moreInternet of Things breathes new life into RFID technology
About a decade or so ago, it was almost impossible to find a tech analyst who wasn't predicting that radio-frequency...
Read moreIoT dangers are here, they’re real, and they’re widespread
Two studies, one from HP, and one from DNS and security vendor OpenDNS, took a look at the dangers IoT...
Read moreHow the Internet of Things shakes up jobs, improves efficiency
After the town of Cary, N.C., installed a water meter system that automatically radios water usage to the public works...
Read moreReview: Amazon eases developers into IoT
Companies like GE may think of the Internet of things in terms of aircraft engines, smart manufacturing, and hospital hygiene...
Read moreWhat is a VPN
Internet-based virtual private networks rose to popularity in the 1990s by providing cost-effective connections securely across an insecure internet, and...
Read moreForrester: Get ready for IoT networking chaos
The sheer number of connectivity options available for IoT networks will create chaos in the coming year, according to a...
Read moreStartup EdgeQ offers 5G and AI for the edge
A new startup has emerged from stealth mode with a design that converges 5G connectivity and AI compute onto a...
Read moreBlockchain/IoT integration accelerates, hits a ‘sweet spot’
Three-quarters of companies implementing IoT have already adopted blockchain or plan to use it by the end of 2020, an...
Read moreUsing AI to manage IoT sensor power
Sensor power loss is the scourge of IoT.Deploying millions of sensors is pretty much a useless endeavor if the devices continually...
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