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5G rejiggered: The longer, rougher road ahead toward ubiquity
With the dawn of the small cell era apparently postponed, 5G stakeholders look to one of the newly ratified components of the 3GPP standard as a revenue stream. Telcos, say hello to distributed cloud computing.
This new 'standalone' 5G network leaves 4G behind
Vodafone launched the UK's first standalone 5G network in Coventry University.
IoT analytics create new edge computing value props for content delivery networks
Content delivery networks (CDNs) were at the forefront of edge computing in the early days of the internet. Modern CDNs are unlocking new opportunities to pair endpoint-deployed applications with endpoint device content analysis.
Where is the ‘edge’ in edge computing? And who gets to decide?
There are now so many “edges” in data center deployments that it’s getting harder to find the “center” in the data center. Despite there being a lot of contention, nobody yet has an edge on defining “the edge.”
What is edge computing? Here’s why the edge matters and where it’s headed
A few hundred small servers, scattered throughout the country and linked by fiber optic cable, should theoretically be capable of providing the same value to customers as one hyperscale data center. Just because something can be done, however, should it?
Schneider Electric launches monitoring, dispatch services for edge computing sites
With Monitoring & Dispatch Services, Schneider Electric is using the playbook from industrial giants.
The car of the future is connected, autonomous, shared, and electric
The automotive industry is undergoing massive digital transformation. By 2030, cars will be more connected, autonomous, shared, and electric.
Supercomputers hacked across Europe to mine cryptocurrency
Confirmed infections have been reported in the UK, Germany, and Switzerland. Another suspected infection was reported in Spain.
Brazilian supercomputer to be used for coronavirus research
The state-owned lab where Santos Dumont is located will enable researchers to access the resource for free
Resetting the 5G goalposts: How the US declares victory
With the US playing catch-up in a capitalism game it may have already lost, a “game-changing” opportunity arises: One that could reset the rules to the US’ advantage. If only its leaders don’t muck it up first.
Startup Tenstorrent shows AI is changing computing and vice versa
Tenstorrent is one of the rush of AI chip makers founded in 2016 and finally showing product. The new wave of chips represent a substantial departure from how traditional computer chips work, but also point to ways that neural network design may change in the years to come.
Microsoft to enable new 5G edge computing scenarios with Azure Edge Zones, now in private preview
Microsoft and AWS are racing to provide tighter ties between 5G and cloud services. Microsoft's strategy for this involves Azure Edge Zones and an expanding number of telco and carrier partners.
What's in your network? Shadow IT and shadow IoT challenge technology sensibilities
Shadow IT has been a management concern for some time, and now shadow IoT lurks
Microsoft to show off HoloLens, edge computing services at Mobile World Congress 2020
Microsoft took the wraps off HoloLens 2 at MWC 2019. This year, HoloLens, AI, edge computing and autonomous computing all look to be on the MWC 2020 agenda.
What is quantum computing? Understanding the how, why and when of quantum computers
There are working machines today that perform some small part of what a full quantum computer may eventually do. But what are the real-world applications for quantum computing?
Technology we hate with a passion
Hate is back in fashion again. Tech is no exception when it comes to being the target of our anger and frustration -- but this stuff truly deserves it.
Cloud computing trends, where developers want to live, AI skills, and 5G: Research round-up
All the data that matters to you from the past month in technology news.
Pictures: London's 5G trial takes to the rooftops
EE is testing out the next generation of mobile technology across a slice of east London.
Bringing IoT to life in the home of the future
No longer the stuff of science fiction, IoT is becoming more pervasive -- even in the home. But imagine its possibilities for consumers over the next few years.
What it's like inside a life-size Google Home Max
Despite its size, the giant speaker can be moved and will begin showing up in random cities across the US.
The best IoT, smart home gadgets in 2018
Check out ZDNet's latest roundup of the hottest IoT and smart home gadgets on the market.
Photos: Philips Hue outdoor lighting lineup
A closer look at the Philips Hue connected lighting lineup for the great outdoors.
The best smart city, citizen projects worldwide
What are some of the key projects making a difference in today's cities?
Internet of Things gadgets to make your home smarter
There is a huge range of Internet of Things (IoT) devices on the market in 2017 which can make your home smarter, safer, and more efficient.
Kano Pixel Kit: Hands on with the lightboard that teaches you to code
Building and coding with the 16-by-8-pixel display.
Smart devices for the home and the office
Internet-connected devices like security cameras, air quality monitors, and smart plugs are making their way into homes and workplaces. Here are 10 worth considering.
Internet of summer things for geeks
Breeze through the hot summer with these IoT-enabled devices and sensors, all controlled from your smartphone.
Can't bring your pet to work? Stay connected with this smart tech
Looking after your pet can be made easier with IoT and AI. Here are the best pet care activity trackers, monitors, and helpers we have found around the web.
How zombie cameras took down Netflix... and an entire country's internet
Here's how the Internet of Things botnet went from being Minecraft server nuisances to a billion dollar threat that disabled a country's internet infrastructure
This is what the streets of London look like to a driverless car
Mapping company Here has used Lidar to build up 3D models of the capital's roads.
Samsung to supply 5G equipment to Canada's Telus
It is the South Korean tech giant's second such deal in Canada.
Singapore pilot program: Airbus testing 5G capacity with drone tasks
Conducted on the Singaporean M1 telco's 5G standalone network, the trials will assess whether unmanned aerial vehicles can operate safely and efficiently in real-world environments.
What do we want from 5G? High-quality, uninterrupted video streams
A Nokia survey shows that video is the 5G "killer app" for both enterprise and consumers.
How edge computing could be saving lives
The medical research industry has been dealt a critical blow by the pandemic. Clinical trials have to be restarted, in an era where patients are less willing to risk their lives further by visiting a clinic. A combination of telecommunications, mobile apps, and wearable devices could reassemble a shattered industry. But first, research technology must take a leap of faith. Read more: https://zd.net/302L2NF
KT deploys 5G autonomous carts at warehouses
The autonomous carts will alleviate workloads and reduce human-to-human contact, KT says.
Optus and Curtin University partner to build on-campus 5G lab
It will be used for research, teaching, learning, and collaboration on 5G projects.
Some of Europe's top supercomputers hijacked to mine cryptocurrency
Confirmed infections have been reported in the UK, Germany, and Switzerland. Another suspected infection was reported in Spain.
IBM pulls in Singapore industry partners to trial 5G use cases for manufacturing
IBM will work with M1, Samsung, and Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority to showcase 5G use cases for the manufacturing sector, focusing on the use of artificial intelligence for image recognition, video analytics, and predictive maintenance.
Will 5G survive the pandemic?
One less horrific, but still measurable, outcome of the novel coronavirus -- one which hasn’t hit us all yet -- will be a staggering decline in disposable income. That was supposed to have been the fuel for jumpstarting the world’s transition to 5G Wireless. There’s a way that transition could be restarted, but it all depends on the willingness of nations’ governments to get more directly involved... and the willingness of their citizens to go along, Scott Fulton reports. Read more: https://zd.net/3ceH0aM
Sky and Space enters voluntary administration
Meeting with creditors to occur within the next week.
Torching towers: 5G conspiracy theories on Facebook trigger violence
If science says it isn't a thing, and the government backing that up also says it is a conspiracy, then there is a trust deficit that cannot be overcome.
BT goes with Ericsson for 5G core
Banned from using Huawei, BT has chosen the Swedish carrier equipment provider for the core of its 5G network.
The 5G iPhone might have to wait until 2021
The first 5G iPhone is slated for release in September but could be delayed by months, according to the Nikkei Asian Review.
Chunghwa Telecom goes for Ericsson and Nokia 5G network deployment
Ericsson bags radio and core deal, while Nokia will pick up some radio deployment.
NTT Docomo to launch 5G
Initial footprint to be 150 locations across Japan, followed by 500 cities in a year's time.
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