Internet of Things
Are newer medical IoT devices less secure than old ones?
Experts differ on whether older connected medical devices or newer ones are more to blame for making healthcare networks more...
Read moreVendors lengthen the range of 5G millimeter-wave transmissions
Two wireless vendors say they have collaborated to significantly extend the useful range of millimeter-wave 5G transmissions beyond what had...
Read moreCould human organs join networks?
The idea of integrating computer networks and the human body is driving research in a number of areas. Recently, two...
Read moreArista adds IoT, remote-work management to campus family
Arista Networks has taken the wraps off extensions to its campus-networking portfolio that promise to help customers manage IoT devices,...
Read moreHow sensors, ambient intelligence could revolutionize healthcare
Networks of radio-connected, intelligent sensors will propel the healthcare industry forward as increasing numbers of patients need care, researchers say....
Read moreIoT power: battery, wired or wireless?
The term “Internet of Things” can be used to describe a huge range of different technologies, from sensors to gateways...
Read moreChip maker Nvidia takes a $40B chance on Arm Holdings
After months of teasing and rumor, GPU and AI vendor Nvidia announced it would purchase Arm Holdings from its parent...
Read moreProject OWL: IoT trying to hold connectivity together in disasters
An open source project centered on mesh networking, IoT and LoRa connectivity could help emergency responders and victims stay in...
Read moreOrganic data-transfer technology holds promise for IoT
Visible light communications (VLC) systems are an alternative to radio-based wireless networks and serve a dual purpose: They provide in-building...
Read moreFederated learning improves how AI data is managed, thwarts data leakage
Privacy is one of the big holdups to a world of ubiquitous, seamless data-sharing for artificial intelligence-driven learning. In an...
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