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Image: Indy Autonomous Challenge/Cisco Internet of Things 10 teams from 21 universities compete for $1.5 million in Indy Autonomous Challenge
Algorithms will drive the cars and make decisions based on inputs from cameras, GPS inputs and long-range LiDAR.
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Image: GlobalFoundries 5G GlobalFoundries announces new 5G and Wi-Fi 6/6e chips at tech summit
The company has doubled output of automotive chips and plans to keep on increasing production.
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Image: GettyImages/Andrey Suslov Security IoT device attacks double in the first half of 2021, and remote work may shoulder some of the blame
The smart home could be ripe for IoT device attacks as cybercriminals rake in record ransomware payments. Remote work may be responsible for the increase in attacks, Kaspersky says.
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Innovation Top 5 smart home devices you need to know about
Tom Merritt has some smart home smarts for us. Try out these items to make your home and office life simpler.
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Image: iStock/NanoStockk Security Why your IoT devices may be vulnerable to malware
Only 33% of users surveyed by NordPass changed the default passwords on their IoT devices, leaving the rest susceptible to attack.
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Image: iStock/alice-photo Security 83 million devices using the Kalay protocol are at risk for remote takeover. Are yours?
ThroughTek's Kalay is used to manage security cameras, baby monitors, DVRs and more. A newly discovered flaw lets attackers watch, listen and steal recordings from hardware sold by dozens of vendors.
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Image: metamorworks, Getty Images/iStockphoto Internet of Things IoT could drive adoption of near-premises computing
Near-premises computing offers the robustness of a central data center at the edge. It's time to take a look at this option.
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Image: iStockphoto/chombosan Security Moving OT to the cloud means accounting for a whole new host of security risks
ICS systems managed via cloud software are open to exploits that could be destructive enough to cause physical damage to industrial systems. Here's how to protect your operational technology network.
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Image: iStock/HAKINMHAN Big Data 5 challenges to implementing QA strategy in data and analytics projects
Developing a QA strategy for unstructured data and analytics can be a trying and elusive process, but there are several things we've learned that can improve accuracy of results.
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Image: metamorworks, Getty Images/iStockphoto Internet of Things IoT projects demand new skills from IT project managers
If you think regular IT project managers can run IoT projects, you might be miscalculating. Here's why.
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Image: iStockphoto/ipopba Internet of Things Can IoT eliminate the need for ERP and MES in manufacturing?
How a simple understanding of how systems work can pave the way to IoT and manufacturing success.
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Image: metamorworks, Getty Images/iStockphoto Security Vulnerability in Schneider Electric PLCs allows for undetectable remote takeover
Dubbed Modipwn, the vulnerability affects a wide variety of Modicon programmable logic controllers used in manufacturing, utilities, automation and other roles.
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Image: iStock/Yelantsevv Internet of Things How IIoT is delivering predictive analytics and resilience to electric utilities
With stronger hurricanes, wildfires and other natural disasters, keeping the lights on is a central concern. Now, with the help of IIoT, electric utilities can do a better job of disaster mitigation.
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Image: Bloomberg/Getty Images CXO As the chip shortage continues, companies and governments look for solutions
Semiconductors have become the centerpiece of modern-day technologies—from IoT products, vehicles, laptops, smartphones and more. The scarcity could continue into 2022 or longer.