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Multi-vendor interoperability demonstrates compliance with open standards for NFV
Service providers, vendors and analysts from around the world went and gathered in The Netherlands to attend SDN and OpenFlow World Congress, which took place in The Hague this time. Guest blog by Charlie Ashton.
Multicore certification at SAE Aerospace systems and Technology Conference 2016
Mentioned in the last blog, this year’s SAE ASTC had the theme ‘Innovation in Propulsion Technologies and Intelligent Aircraft Systems’ and took place in Hartford, Connecticut, and was hosted by United Technologies, with further sponsorship from Boeing and TTTech. Guest blog by Alex Wilson.
Ultra-small resistances and the methods of measuring them accurately
Measuring resistance is usually quite straightforward. You take the Device Under Test (DUT) connect both wires from the Digital Multimetre (DMM) to it and read the result on the screen. Guest blog by Phil Ebbert, VP of Engineering, Riedon.
UAVs: Ruling the waves
With so much talk in the news about the autonomous vehicles that will soon be taking over the streets we drive on, let’s take a look at how autonomous vehicles have overwhelmed our Earth’s oceans too. Nicolette Emmino explains.
Name changers, fast-food outlets and mobile phones
Steve Rogerson looks at some of the recent news that may have missed the front page.
Don’t take your IGBT for granted
In the form of a brake chopper, incorporated into the device, many drives manufacturers actually design and build their products with a seventh Insulated-Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT). Global Business Development Manager of Maintenance and Repair Specialist at CP Automation, John Mitchell is going to look at the dangers of taking the IGBT for granted.
Manufacturing the connected car
Back in the 1960s, animated sitcom The Jetsons depicted the car of the future as a levitating capsule that flew through the air to drop main character, George Jetson, at the office before folding up into his briefcase. While flying cars are still out of reach, the adoption of cloud computing in automotive manufacturing is helping create a new car of the future.
IoT zombies are eating the Internet
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks have always been a problem for popular hosted sites, but the ones from the last few weeks are different. Guest blog by Alex deVries and Tim Skutt.
Don’t you want me baby?
The 80s: an era of double denim, floppy disks and such classics as Don't You Want Me, by The Human League. Back then, the concept of storing the vinyl collection of your standard new romantic and enough movies to rival the local video shop on a ‘cloud’ was unimaginable and let’s be honest, ridiculous. Today, data storage for consumer and industrial technology is advancing rapidly, but what does this mean for older industrial dev...
Outlining why security must be a foundational enabler for IoT
Vinod Vasudevan, Co-Founder and CTO of Paladion, had the opportunity to participate in a panel discussion on the Internet of Things (IOT) and Cybersecurity at CyberSEED. CyberSEED being a platform pioneered by Comcast Center of Excellence for Security Innovation at the University of Connecticut to bring together cybersecurity leaders, business leaders, government and universities.