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Hitachi develops RFID chip for bank notes, documents
Hitachi has developed an RFID, or radio frequency identification, chip that requires no external antenna and makes possible the embedding of...
Read moreDefense Department goes on offense with RFID
Companies that want to sell products to the Department of Defense soon will have to comply with a new condition...
Read moreIDC: Retail spending on RFID to break $1 billion by 2007
Retail spending on radio frequency identification (RFID) technology will grow more than tenfold over the next four years, according to...
Read moreIntel makes RFID play in Europe
Intel Monday announced it is working with European retailers to advance the use of a next-generation bar code standard that...
Read moreIn brief: Microsoft starts up RFID council
Plus: Ipswitch beefs up anti-spam filtering in mail server.Microsoft this month will hold the first meeting of a new council it...
Read moreRFID is prescription for drug companies
The front lines of technology are typically unfamiliar But the chain is making an exception for radio frequency identification (RFID)....
Read morePrivacy advocates: RFID technical review needed
Privacy advocates called for the U.S. Federal Trade Commission or other government agencies to initiative a comprehensive assessment of the...
Read moreNot so smart technology? Smart readers
Editor's note: Last week's edition of the Gibbs & Bradner newsletter, "Privacy: A personal touch," contained the wrong byline. The...
Read moreOracle, Sybase to offer RFID integration solutions
Database vendors Oracle and Sybase this week made significant radio frequency identification announcements related to integrating RFID and traditional enterprise...
Read moreGerman hospital tests RFID
A group of IT suppliers is implementing a radio frequency identification system in a German hospital - the country's first...
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