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Internet of Everything

Today there are more things connected to the Internet than there are people in the world. In the very near future, pretty much everything you can imagine will wake up. This blog explores the next step.

Author Bios

Critical infrastructure will have to operate if there's malware on it or not

Retired US Air Force cyber-security expert shares his thoughts on the future of critical infrastructure security.

September 16, 2018 by Catalin Cimpanu in Security / Brought to you by Cisco

Thousands of 3D printers may be leaking private product designs online

Nearly 3,800 3D printers with an OctaPrint interface were left exposed online with no password authentication, inadvertently leaking 3D models and webcam feeds.

September 4, 2018 by Catalin Cimpanu in Security / Brought to you by Cisco

5 essentials for building the perfect Internet of Things beast

The challenge is that 'the IoT platform market is immature and there are over 150 options to choose from.'

August 26, 2017 by Joe McKendrick in Internet of Things / Brought to you by Cisco

Exposed IoT servers let hackers unlock prison cells, modify pacemakers

A researcher has found an often-misconfigured protocol puts sex toys, heart monitors, and even oil pipelines and particle accelerators at risk of attack.

July 31, 2017 by Zack Whittaker in Security / Brought to you by Cisco

KakaoTaxi to raise 500b won for expansion of service

KakaoTaxi will reportedly raise 500 billion won in exchange for 30 percent equity.

June 29, 2017 by Cho Mu-Hyun in Internet of Things / Brought to you by Cisco

Uber Freight app connects truck drivers with available loads to haul

Uber promises the ability to skip shipping brokers with upfront pricing and faster payments for truck drivers.

May 18, 2017 by Jake Smith in Tech Industry / Brought to you by Cisco

Autodesk backs Israeli IoT startup Jumper.io

The investment stems from Autodesk's $100 million Forge Fund.

February 22, 2017 by Natalie Gagliordi in Internet of Things / Brought to you by Cisco

Snap begins selling its camera-equipped sunglasses online

Forget hunting down one of the cute Snapbots to buy a pair of Snapchat's augmented reality glasses.

February 20, 2017 by Jason Cipriani in Mobility / Brought to you by Cisco

SK Telecom achieves top 5G speeds on BMW connected car

SK Telecom has successfully tested its 5G network on a connected car running at 170 kilometers per hour, reaching 3.6Gbps data transfer speeds.

February 6, 2017 by Cho Mu-Hyun in Internet of Everything / Brought to you by Cisco

Hands-on with Pixie Points: A fun, interactive accessory that uses AR to find lost items

Devices that help you find lost items via Bluetooth already exist, but Pixie shows the potential of AR outside of gaming.

January 25, 2017 by Jason Cipriani in Reviews / Brought to you by Cisco

Why a software-first attitude is a must for Internet of Things era ahead

'The new digital business model needs to be written in software,' and those who understand software need to step up to lead the way.

January 18, 2017 by Joe McKendrick in IT Priorities / Brought to you by Cisco

Alphabet to sell Skybox satellite business to Planet Labs: Report

Rumored talks indicate the parent company of Google is offloading a $500 million acquisition it made just three years ago.

January 9, 2017 by Jake Smith in Internet of Everything / Brought to you by Cisco

Korean startup prevents fire with the power of IoT

South Korean startup Nare IoT Lab has developed an arc fault fire prevention system based on IoT technology that will allow farmers to protect livestock.

December 11, 2016 by Cho Mu-Hyun in Internet of Things / Brought to you by Cisco

Dark side of wearables: Tsunami of useless medical big data

Millions of consumers have been buying wearables designed to collect biometric health signals but doctors say it will be years before they provide real medical benefits.

December 9, 2016 by Tom Foremski in Internet of Everything / Brought to you by Cisco

10 ways to prepare enterprises for the Internet of Things

What IoT visionaries need to do to help create entire new categories of opportunities for their enterprises.

November 29, 2016 by Joe McKendrick in Internet of Things / Brought to you by Cisco

Internet of Everything

Today there are more things connected to the Internet than there are people in the world. In the very near future, pretty much everything you can imagine will wake up. This blog explores the next step.

Author Bios

Erica Schroeder

Tom Touchet

Joseph Bradley

Jim Grubb

Paul Schottmiller

Wim Elfrink

Critical infrastructure will have to operate if there's malware on it or not

Thousands of 3D printers may be leaking private product designs online

5 essentials for building the perfect Internet of Things beast

Exposed IoT servers let hackers unlock prison cells, modify pacemakers

KakaoTaxi to raise 500b won for expansion of service

Uber Freight app connects truck drivers with available loads to haul

Autodesk backs Israeli IoT startup Jumper.io

Snap begins selling its camera-equipped sunglasses online

SK Telecom achieves top 5G speeds on BMW connected car

Hands-on with Pixie Points: A fun, interactive accessory that uses AR to find lost items

Why a software-first attitude is a must for Internet of Things era ahead

Alphabet to sell Skybox satellite business to Planet Labs: Report

Korean startup prevents fire with the power of IoT

Dark side of wearables: Tsunami of useless medical big data

10 ways to prepare enterprises for the Internet of Things

Related

Today there are more things connected to the Internet than there are people in the world. In the very near future, pretty much everything you can imagine will wake up. This blog explores the next step.

Author Bios

Erica Schroeder

Tom Touchet

Joseph Bradley

Jim Grubb

Paul Schottmiller

Wim Elfrink

Critical infrastructure will have to operate if there's malware on it or not

Thousands of 3D printers may be leaking private product designs online

5 essentials for building the perfect Internet of Things beast

Exposed IoT servers let hackers unlock prison cells, modify pacemakers

​KakaoTaxi to raise 500b won for expansion of service

Uber Freight app connects truck drivers with available loads to haul

Autodesk backs Israeli IoT startup Jumper.io

Snap begins selling its camera-equipped sunglasses online

​SK Telecom achieves top 5G speeds on BMW connected car

Hands-on with Pixie Points: A fun, interactive accessory that uses AR to find lost items

Why a software-first attitude is a must for Internet of Things era ahead

Alphabet to sell Skybox satellite business to Planet Labs: Report

Korean startup prevents fire with the power of IoT

Dark side of wearables: Tsunami of useless medical big data

10 ways to prepare enterprises for the Internet of Things

Related

KakaoTaxi to raise 500b won for expansion of service

SK Telecom achieves top 5G speeds on BMW connected car