Internet of Things
Cutting fleet car costs with telemetry
Telemetry can open a window on the murky world of fleet vehicle usage, says Total WayKonect
Choosing a database in the multi-cloud era
Cloud, mobile, social media, big data, IoT and organisations operating in real-time on a global scale have driven sweeping changes to the database arena
Why open - not closed - is best practice both in the data centre and at the edge
No single vendor can provide a complete edge computing solution - the edge requires collaboration
UK smart home energy platform Living Lab moves forward with cloud-based analytics
Living Lab 2.0 is a test environment for businesses seeking to innovate in the home energy market
Peter Cochrane: Coronavirus as a change agent
Could the coronavirus outbreak instigate a broader change for the better in society? Professor Peter Cochrane believes it could
From million-cluster deployments to the IoT: Rancher Labs' goals for Kubernetes
Rancher has big - and small - plans for the container orchestration platform
The smart grid future can only be open source says energy firm Alliander
As more renewable energy sources come online grids and market mechansims are changing and controlling them must be a collaborative effort, says director of systems operations Arjan Stam
How IoT technology can help IT teams create the ideal workspace of the future
A truly smart office means greater productivity and fewer headaches for IT teams
Government plans new laws to mandate minimum security standards for consumer IoT devices
Government expected to push for legal recognition of emerging TS 103 645 global IoT security standard
Proof of concept versus production deployments: The case for an enterprise IoT model
Connecting production IoT devices to a public network might be tempting, but a private IoT network will be more secure and reliable, argues Comms365's Nick Sacke
Carnival Corp's edge computing could change the face of the travel industry
Can intelligence-led service introduce cruise travel to a younger generation?
Amazon announces longer-range Sidewalk wireless network for IoT devices
Sidewalk will use low-bandwidth 900 megahertz spectrum to enable communication with IoT devices a mile away
Facebook buys computer mind-reading start-up CTRL-labs in $1bn deal
CTRL-labs is developing technology to enable computers to be controlled by the brain
Smart TVs are leaking data to companies like Google, Facebook and Amazon, researchers warn
Ad trackers 'pervasive' across Roku and Amazon set-top boxes
Autonomous weapons could 'accidentally' start the next world war, warns ex-Google engineer
Laura Nolan, who resigned from Google last year over military drone project, warns over 'killer robots'
Russian hackers targeting IoT devices to penetrate corporate networks, warns Microsoft
IoT devices the 'soft underbelly' of corporate networks by Russia's Fancy Bear hackers, targeting VoIP phones and printers
Microsoft announces general availability of Azure Security Centre for IoT
IoT Azure security tool can identify configuration issues before they can be used in a cyber attack
IT security specialists need to look at IoT security in buildings in a completely different way, says Cundall director Chris Grundy
The construction industry still hasn't got to grips with the IT security challenges of IoT devices embedded in buildings
Silex malware targeting IoT devices spotted by security researchers
Silex attacks any Unix-like system with default login credentials
Ocado 'going into production' imminently on robotic picking with in-house developed suction cup tech
Full-scale working robotic hands to follow in three-to-five year
Uber: 'Aggressive' drivers are bullying our self-driving cars
Uber recently re-started testing driverless cars following an accident in which one person was killed
How BMW Car IT used Red Hat and MQTT as part of an in-car IoT project
BMW Car IT's Jonas Sticha and Christian Hoff explain how they developed a proof-of-concept in-car app using Red Hat, Kubernetes and MQTT
OVO's plans for a zero-carbon energy grid require cutting-edge technology
Group CTO Ed Conolly explains the role of data infrastructure in meeting the demand for clean energy
Peter Cochrane: Is it even possible to properly test complex systems?
Systems have reached such a state of complexity that only AI can bring some kind of order, argues Professor Peter Cochrane
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