At IFA in Berlin, Samsung held a press conference wherein it announced its aim to shape the future of connected living via developing innovative products and services. The South Korean electronics giant showcased how breakthrough technologies, which are powered by AI and IoT, are able to bring comfort and convenience to people’s lives. Samsung […]
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Washington-based CTIA – a trade association representing the wireless communications industry in the US – has created the CTIA Cybersecurity Certification Program for cellular-connected IoT devices. The CTIA Cybersecurity Certification Program is said to be the first of its kind to be developed in partnership with several leading wireless operators, tech firms, security experts and […]
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Smart, connected ‘things’ can report their current state and send alerts when problems appear. However, these products are still not intelligent enough to work without human participation, and a certain degree of monitoring, control, and maintenance is needed anyway, which can be an additional burden for vendors. In such a situation, vendors can resort to […]
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IoTium, a Santa Clara-based software provider for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), has raised $13.6 million in series B funding to help fuel market expansion in the US and abroad. The company, which provides a managed secure network infrastructure for the IIoT, has secured funding led by March Capital Partners, with Honeywell Ventures, JC2 […]
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Apple remains the strongest vendor in the wearables space with market-beating results – but the overall market is seeing an uptick thanks to strong figures in emerging markets. The Cupertino giant holds 17% of the overall market share, up from 13% this time last year, with 4.7 million shipments this quarter and year over year […]
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While the actual, measurable impact of human activities on climate change is debatable, most people will agree that CO2 emissions do affect the atmosphere. For those who are concerned about such things, there are two general ways to reduce our impact on the environment: through the free market, or through government enforcement. While it is […]
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Source: Mark Jones, Blockchain Technology News It is clear that blockchain and the Internet of Things (IoT) are complementary technologies. One of the most common use cases cited is around the supply chain; combining the devices, the data produced from them, and a way for it to be stored to ensure the wheels keep turning. […]
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Press Release KUALA LUMPUR, 30 August 2018 – SophiaTX, an emerging blockchain platform and marketplace which extends and combines traditional applications, such as ERP, SCM, CRM, with robust, collaborative and decentralized blockchain solutions, will host its premiere event – BUSINESS REDEFINED 2018 on September 25 at Suntec City, Singapore and September 27 at Connexion, Bangsar […]
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Among the factors that made Bitcoin hard to adopt as a means of exchange, rather than simply a store of value, are that prior to Lightning Network, transactions were both very slow and very expensive. Newer generation cryptocurrencies have addressed these issues to varying degrees. Anything Crypto measured transaction speeds for coins when transferred to […]
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With the value of lumens (XLM) declining since its peak at the end of April at around 45 cents, to its current value of just over 22 cents per XLM, Stellar has engaged in talks with Chain about acquiring the blockchain startup for a potential sale price of $500 million worth of lumens. According to […]
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