5G-ready ruggedized server from Supermicro is a “datacenter on a pole”
The customizable servers designed for edge computing can be deployed directly on cellular towers.
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Image: metamorworks, Getty Images/iStockphoto 5G 5G and IoT security: Why cybersecurity experts are sounding an alarm
Without regulation and strong proactive measures, 5G networks remain vulnerable to cyberattacks, and the responsibility falls on businesses and governments.
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Image: University of Missouri 5G Mizzou and AT&T offer course on how 5G can tackle community problems
"Connectivity and 5G" will explore advanced wireless technology's impact on campus environments and aims to solve complex local problems.
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VIAVI 5G 5G expands to 378 cities across 34 countries
South Korea has the highest number of cities with 5G availability, followed by China, the US, and the UK, according to a report from network testing provider VIAVI.
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Image: sigoisette/Getty Images Cloud Cloud suppliers’ share of IoT data and analytics revenues to top $56 billion by 2026
Right now, ABI Research said cloud suppliers bring in around $6 billion from IoT data and analytics.
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Image: Olivier Le Moal, Getty Images/iStockphoto 5G 5G’s impact: Advanced connectivity, but terrifying security concerns
Despite growing excitement, 62% of organizations fear that 5G will also make them more vulnerable to cyberattack, Accenture found.
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Image: Osobystist, Getty Images/iStockphoto Internet of Things How a connected motorcycle could save thousands of lives
A motorcycle with smart sensors could combine IoT monitoring of the vehicle and bio-sensors that measure a rider's health to reduce deaths on the road.
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Photo: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation 5G Intel unveils 5G hardware and network infrastructure deals
The chip maker makes moves to lay claim to what it sees as a $25 billion silicon opportunity by 2023.
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Image: iStockphoto/sarayut 5G How 5G will affect jobs in 2020 and beyond
There's no doubt that the disruptive nature of 5G will change how we work—but what will change, and should tech professionals be worried?
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PICSUNV, Getty Images/iStockphoto Internet of Things NASCAR’s IoT streaming strategy speeds into new territory
NASCAR's chief digital officer explains how IoT and big data help racing fans have more ways to engage during the races, including the Daytona 500.
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Image: metamorworks, Getty Images/iStockphoto 5G Cisco adds 5G and machine learning to IoT monitoring platform
Updated service aims to expand use cases for advanced manufacturing, connected cars, and power companies.
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Image: Olivier Le Moal, Getty Images/iStockphoto Security Security holes in 2G and 3G networks will pose a risk for next several years
Despite the growth of 5G and 4G, older network technologies beset with certain security flaws will be around for many more years, says enterprise security provider Positive Technologies.
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Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto 5G Cisco predicts 5G will support 10% of global mobile connections by 2023
5G adoption will continue to accelerate over the next three years, as will broadband speeds and the number of Wi-Fi 6 hotspots.
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Image: Rawf8, Getty Images/iStockphoto 5G 5G is coming, but do people care how much it could change the world?
Americans are excited that 5G means faster mobile internet access, but many don't see the benefits of other emerging 5G tech, including AR, VR, and drones, according to a PwC survey.
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Image: iStockphoto/tupungato 5G Verizon bringing 5G and Wi-Fi to NASCAR
Fans can expect improved wireless connectivity at 12 racetracks in the next three years.