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How to manage the IoT analytical lifecycle
Since the idea of an “IoT analytical lifecycle,” may be understood in many different ways, let’s start with a definition. Performing analytics at the data center and the cloud is well established practice, and is still quite relevant. Guest Blog by Saurabh Mishra/SAS
In‑vehicle LTE – use cases and opportunities for the connected and autonomous car
In January 1886, Karl Benz filed patent 37435 at the German Patent Office, which was subsequently granted in November. It was for a 954cc vehicle, called the Motorwagen, that was able to deliver less than one horsepower and operated with just one front wheel.
In‑vehicle LTE – use cases and opportunities for the connected and autonomous car
In January 1886, Karl Benz filed patent 37435 at the German Patent Office, which was subsequently granted in November. It was for a 954cc vehicle, called the Motorwagen, that was able to deliver less than one horsepower and operated with just one front wheel.
Apple iPhone 7- to jack or not to jack?
Yesterday, (07/09/16) was the day that everyone was waiting for, and after the big reveal from Apple there was some good news, and some bad news. Firstly addressing the elephant in the room, the earphone jack that has been with mobile phones for decades has been removed and it is safe to say there is mixed emotions about this.
PLM software- finding the perfect fit
What a year 2015 was for technology. Apple starting us off with their leap into wearable technology, by launching the Apple Watch in April and then October brought us one step closer to self-driving cars with the launch of Tesla’s semi-autonomous autopilot system. Now half way through 2016, it's likely that your business is looking to replicate 2015's successes and eradicate the chance of failure.
Open data plane support for Linux-based network applications
The collaborative way of developing software shows us that where there’s a technical challenge, there’s an open source project to tackle it. Also, where there’s an open source project, there’s a group of people supporting, contributing, extending and using it to drive innovation. By Bruce Ashfield.
From kettles to fridges with some beer for good measure
Steve Rogerson looks at some of the recent news that may have missed the front page.
The electronic tattoo craze
The electronic tattoo craze has exploded with a plethora of e-skin technologies from all over the world, furthering the technology and spinning off new functionalities. Nicolette Emino explains.
Autonomous vehicle’s Lego blocks take shape
As technology races ahead, government is doing its best to remove obstacles for fully autonomous vehicles to hit the road, soon: 25,000 lives depend on it.
Mitigating the IoT attack surface
Modern day use cases for “IoT-like” applications date back to the earliest days of manned space flight for monitoring astronaut vital signs and shuttle telemetry - mission critical data points transmitted across a dedicated network. Beyond dedicated and specialised networks, technology once leveraging PSTN has now converged on the global IP network.