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India’s Vodafone Idea looks to offer vaccine tracking tech to pharma firms

January 19, 2021 Staff Writer 0

Vodafone Idea is looking to play a crucial role in India’s COVID-19 vaccination drive by offering vaccine tracking tech to pharma firms. Read more…

Wistron
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Apple partner Wistron to make fresh investments in India

November 27, 2020 Staff Writer 0

Apple partner Wistron will be making investments in new areas like Internet of Things (IoT) products, biotech devices and consumer durables. Read more…

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Collaboration & telcos are words not generally spoken together. Until now

November 12, 2020 Alex Leslie 0

Say the words collaboration and telco and something seems wrong. For decades telcos worked alone, delivering pipes and connectivity. Read more…

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Blockchain, IoT, 5G, 6G, AI, VR are taking off, but will they come together?

November 9, 2020 Alex Leslie 0

Blockchain, IoT and all the other technologies that have been around for a year or two are going mainstream fast. Read more…

IoT connections
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IoT connections are being boosted by COVID (with no sign of stopping)

November 4, 2020 Alex Leslie 0

IoT connections have been boosted by the pandemic and every report is pointing at the sort of increase that we were expecting six years ago. Read more…

DECT-2020
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ETSI announces DECT-2020 new radio interface for IoT applications

October 22, 2020 News Centre 0

ETSI announces a new set of DECT-2020 New Radio (NR) standards developed to support broad and diverse wireless IoT applications. Read more…

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Here’s why an electric kettle puts the success of the IoT into question

October 12, 2020 Alex Leslie 0

You might think it an odd concept that an electric kettle could pose a threat to the IoT. But, connected, you give a hacker an attack vector. Read more…

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Heart monitors, kettles & exercise bikes connecting to corporate networks

September 23, 2020 News Centre 0

Heart monitors, kettles and exercise bikes and other devices are found to be regularly connecting to corporate networks in Hong Kong. Read more…

DigiCert
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DigiCert announces new 5G and IoT secure service deployment tools

July 28, 2020 News Centre 0

DigiCert enables telecommunications providers to deploy 5G and IoT network services to cloud environments while maintaining security. Read more…

IoT
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Ripple20 – an IoT vulnerability and it is in hundreds of millions of devices

July 13, 2020 Alex Leslie 0

IoT devices are not security conscious, now there is a vulnerability called Ripple20, it is a zero-day vulnerability and it’s not good. Read more…

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