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| September 25, 2015

Volkswagen is still reeling from the revelations that it lied to U.S. regulators and pumped nearly 1 million tons of extra pollutants into the air by installing software onto its cars to fool emissions tests. Now regulators, legislators and others are wondering how to prevent such a scandal from happening again. Open source software has been a suggested salve. So has random testing.But I think these are part of two bigger trends that will come together to prevent these sort of shenanigans going ...

None | February 04, 2016

"Things went from bad to worse for under-fire PC maker Lenovo on Wednesday after its main site was hacked and defaced by attackers claiming to hail from Lizard Squad. The Lenovo.com site displayed a slideshow of emo-like teenagers to the soundtrack of ‘Breaking Free’ from High School Musical at around 9pm GMT, before reverting back to normal shortly after, according to reports."...

| July 26, 2016

Scandinavia is pulling ahead of the rest of the world on Internet of Things (IoT) adoption, according to a new report from the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), a United Nations specialized agency....

IoT Evolution World | July 30, 2018

According to a recent release, Scandit, an enterprise technology platform for mobile computer vision, barcode scanning, and augmented reality, has raised $30 million in Series B funding led by GV, with participation from NGP Capital and existing investor Atomico, among others. Scandit has previously raised $13 million. The new funding will enable Scandit to accelerate global expansion and further develop its mobile computer vision platform to support advanced capabilities across any camera-equip...