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SensiML | May 11, 2021
SensiML™ Corporation, the main designer of AI devices for building wise Internet of Things (IoT) endpoints, today reported that it has dispatched an Open Source Initiative to speed up the selection of TinyML brilliant detecting IoT applications. The drive expands upon SensiML's current endeavors to plan adaptability, straightforwardness, and effectiveness into its item suite by giving designers control and knowledge over fundamental parts of their ML work process, instruments, informat...
Blommberg | March 13, 2020
Internet of things litigation involving smart devices is rising, especially the wearables sector—connected gadgets that can be worn by a consumer, like fitness trackers and health monitors. Goodwin Procter attorneys examine unique litigation risks for makers of wearable devices and give tips on how to reduce exposure to liability. Internet-enabled devices continue to be interwoven into nearly every aspect of society. From the rise of smart cities, to connected utilities, where billions of ...
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Telit | June 15, 2022
NXP Semiconductors has unveiled the new MCX microcontroller portfolio, which aims to advance innovation in smart homes, smart factories, smart cities, and a variety of other developing industrial and IoT edge applications. The MCUXpresso suite of development tools and software supports the portfolio, which includes four series of devices based on a shared platform. This unified solution enables developers to reuse software throughout the portfolio, resulting in faster development. In addition, t...
IoT Business News | January 29, 2020
Recent years have seen the proliferation of IoT devices across the world, and the number of connected IoT devices is projected to amount to 75.44 billion worldwide by 2025. These devices offer improved connectivity to make homes more efficient and life much easier. However, their mode of functioning (data collection) is also their main security threat, and the fact that they run on limited resources makes it hard to secure them. Recently, a hacker released more than 515,000 Telnet credentials be...
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