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Sdxcentral | February 20, 2020

Microsoft today made available Microsoft Threat Protection — nearly 18 months after first announcing the threat-hunting service — and its Azure Sentinel connector for IoT. The products use artificial intelligence (AI) to streamline threat hunting and improve security across customers’ clouds, data centers, endpoints, and IoT devices.The company first announced Microsoft Threat Protection in September 2018. It’s continued to add capabilities almost monthly, but it hasn&rsq...

IoT.Business.News | February 13, 2020

The LTE-M network provides higher throughput, with wide coverage for urban and rural areas, and lower latency. The technology will allow businesses to support millions of connected devices, driving increased operational efficiencies. Read More

Businesswire | March 30, 2020

This research also provides an in-depth assessment of the RTOS embedded IoT system market. AI chipset technology is evolving with many vendors aggressively working towards improving data processing capability as well as ene...

RT Insight | February 04, 2020

As more Internet of Things (IoT) devices enter into the workplace, networks may become congested and lead to lagging connections. This may cause critical failures if the data is not sent over quickly, which could lead to delays and accidents.To reduce that risk, researchers at the University of Pittsburgh have proposed a system that would give IoT devices a side channel to avoid heavy traffic slowdowns. In a paper titled “EasyPass: Combating IoT Delay with Multiple Access Wireless Side Cha...