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EE Times | February 27, 2020

Artificial intelligence (AI) has existed in the public consciousness for decades. The (mostly) sentient machines playing the villains in Hollywood movies have never been realistic depictions of the technology, but they have left an impression, nonetheless. AI has proved as exciting to the layman as it is to the expert. Usually based in remote data centers, AI is capable of collecting and examining immense volumes of data, generating insights based on analytical algorithms. With varying deg...

ENTERPRISE IOT

Eseye | November 19, 2021

Eseye, a pioneer of leading-edge IoT connectivity solutions, today announced a new Global Professional Services Organisation for IoT, which guides customers from ideation and proof of concept, through the design, development, and deployment of global IoT solutions at scale. By 2025, over 27.1 billion IoT devices are expected to be deployed globally. This accelerated growth also aligns with the findings from Eseye's State of IoT Adoption research, undertaken in April 2021, in w...

Sdxcentral | February 21, 2020

Cisco today introduced machine learning capabilities and tighter integration between service providers and vendors in its IoT management platform. Cisco IoT Control Center now includes machine learning models to identify anomalies and resolve problems before they impact IoT services. The feature also enables service providers to alert customers of errant or otherwise unused devices, and therefore implement greater control over connected devices. Cisco’s IoT platform is largely the result o...

IoT Evolution world | January 16, 2020

There’s no doubt that emerging technologies are improving both the lives of individuals and the opportunities for businesses around the world. What is in doubt is whether those technologies can be trusted with our security and privacy. Internet of things (IoT) presents a particularly tough dilemma, because each of the thousands, millions or billions of “things” that collect and transmit data can pose a security or privacy threat, potentially infiltrating a corporate network and...