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Walmart | January 28, 2021

"Internet of Things," obviously, alludes to how actual articles are associated by means of software, sensors, and the internet, with the objective of giving more precise detection, communication, analysis, and activity — all of which can help organizations run all the more effectively, from a certain perspective. In a new blog, Sanjay Radhakrishnan, Walmart's VP, worldwide tech, portrayed how the retailer is utilizing IoT technology for an assortment of underta...

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Rittal North America | August 30, 2022

Rittal North America, a global manufacturer of industrial and IT enclosures, announces the expansion of its smart cooling unit solutions for enclosures with the new Blue e+ S that has lower output categories of .3 kW, .5 kW, and 1 kW. Additionally, the Blue e+ S offers smart capabilities and innovative energy-saving features for the production process. This latest generation of Blue e+ S cooling units have been designed for efficiency helping to ensure a smaller footprint, provide energy savings...

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FPT Software | August 02, 2022

Vietnam’s leading ICT firm, FPT Software, was recently included in The Forrester Wave™: IoT Consultancies In Asia Pacific, Q2 2022 report. The leading global market research firm ranked FPT Software as a “Contender” among the eight most significant Internet-of-things (IoT) consultancies in the APAC region. Released in June 2022, the report evaluated and scored the most significant IoT players based on 28 criteria grouped into current offering, strategy and ...

IoT Tech News | February 03, 2020

Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh's Swanson School of Engineering have proposed a system that would use resources that are currently under utilised in an existing wireless channel in order to create more opportunities for lag-free connections. The system will require no additional hardware or wireless spectrum resources and will minimise traffic backups on networks with several wireless connections. Dubbed ‘EasyPass’, the method would exploit the existing signal-to-nois...