Monthly Archives: August, 2018

Does machine learning for cybersecurity live up to the hype?

Trying to keep intruders out of your network is like trying to keep vermin out of a house in a bad neighborhood. The rodents...

Global 5G spectrum allocations tracked in new GSA report

Understanding which spectrum is 5G spectrum The 5G spectrum conversation in the U.S. is currently focused on high capacity millimeter wave frequencies, which is an...

UK unveils £20m innovation grants “to transform food production”

The UK government is offering £20m to drive innovation in smart agriculture, as part of a £90m fund to make it easier for farmers...

Six challenges for smart manufacturing and industrial IoT

Research house Strategy Analytics has produced a report, in conjunction with low-power wide-area (LPWA) network provider Actility, that considers the opportunities and the challenges...

Analyst Angle: AI, specious tech races, and the dangers of being first

A lot was made last week of Samsung's large investment into AI research, and a media-fueled 5G tech race between China and the United...

Kagan: Frontier AnyWare lets you manage your company from the cloud

Frontier Business is expanding their AnyWare business service offering. They let users manage their company’s usage through the Frontier Cloud. This service is growing...

Maersk and IBM debut blockchain platform for global shipping industry

Logistics company Maersk and technology company IBM have introduced an open blockchain platform, called TradeLens, to digitise the global shipping trade. The pair said...

British defence firm Qinetiq warns of security risks of mixing 5G and IoT

British defence technology company Qinetiq, heavily involved in the UK 5G testbed project in Worcestershire, has warned next-generation 5G wireless networks will open businesses...

Test and Measurement: WTG, MTS, PCTel report results

As quarterly results continue to roll in for test companies, Wireless Telecom Group saw its net revenues rise 12% in the second quarter, compared...

APCO: Devices ready for FirstNet take centerstage

From so-called "drop kits" and handsets to modems and internet of things (IoT) modules, the news out of the annual Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials...

IBM X-Force Red, Threatcare warn about smart city vulnerabilities

The team of researches have tested smart city systems from Libelium, Echelon and Battelle   A team of researchers from Threatcare and IBM X-Force Red have...

Deutsche Telekom’s Q2 profits hit by legal settlement

International revenues represented 67.6% of Deutsche Telekom's quarterly revenues German telecom group Deutsche Telekom posted a net profit of 495 million euros ($567 million) in...

Building owners should prepare for public safety comms moving to cellular

DAS investment can solve for in-building cellular and public safety communications for first responders Between varying municipal building codes and public safety mandates that outline...

AT&T to deploy 5G-ready connectivity services for Frisco Station urban development

  AT&T said this development in Texas will be one of the first connected communities in the U.S. built from the ground up with 5G...

Ford uses sports-style body tracking tech to reduce injuries on the assembly line

Motor company Ford is using body tracking technology on the production line at its engine assembly plant in Valenica, Spain. It is the same...

Ericsson focused on 5G in the US, its biggest market

Ericsson investing in manufacturing and R&D for 5G When Ericsson reported its Q2 financials last month, company executives detailed a 1% year-over-year decrease in total...

Old clothes and new data – Camden Town smartens up, and saves £63m in three years

Camden, known for its back-street stalls and alternative night life, has solidified itself as a smart borough using data analytics to save over £63...

Rate your digital maturity – six development phases for smart manufacturing

A study by the German Academy of Science and Engineering, known as Acatech, provides the most sophisticated blueprint yet for smart manufacturing, and a...

Wired vs. wireline: When fiber just isn’t an option

As the global network infrastructure is tasked with maintaining pace with voracious bandwidth demands that continue to rise exponentially, fiber optic wireline networks are...

Analyst Angle: Lenovo’s Moto Mod is a 5G mythbuster

If you are in the telecom world and have not heard about the recent announcement of the Motorola z3, and more importantly, its Moto...

Siemens CEO notes convergence of power grids, infrastructure and smart buildings

Siemens AG, one of the largest industrial manufacturers in Europe, has acquired three California-based tech firms specializing in smart building technology in the past...

How digitized workspaces are transforming value propositions for building owners

While building owners and tenants are often on opposite sides of issues, both parties share a common yet often overlooked goal- retention. For the...

“Parking, farming, logistics, tourism” – all the latest APAC LoRaWAN rollouts

Low-power wide-area (LPWA) network provider SenRa has struck a deal with location and tracking company PNI Sensor to bring LoRaWAN based smart parking to...

VMware to acquire Dell EMC’s service assurance team, tools

VMware bolsters its position in CSP service assurance with agreement to buy Dell EMC's service assurance suite, team VMware has agreed to buy Dell EMC's...

AT&T CFO talks new revenues from 5G, Time Warner

FirstNet subscribers also boosting AT&T service revenues As it expands the reach of its gigabit LTE (5G Evolution) offering and turns up standards-based 5G beginning...
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