Predictive Manufacturing: The Future of Making
2021/06/23
Predictive maintenance, using IoT to anticipate and prevent breakdowns by collecting and analyzing machine data, has been gaining momentum in recent years.
Editorial: Cybersecurity - Europe Leads The Way
2021/06/23
What role does – or can – tiny Europe play in IoT, crushed between China and the US? Maybe a bigger one than many believe.
Avnet Centennial: 100 Years of Making History
2021/06/23
Avnet, a Fortune 200 company, was founded 100 years ago, making it one of only a handful of centennials in tech, including companies like General Electric and IBM.
Avnet-Centennial: Avnet and the Golden Age of Radio
2021/06/23
100 years ago, Charles Avnet began buying and selling surplus radio parts in a tiny shop on New York’ legendary Radio Row, the sight where later the doomed Twin Towers of the World Trade Center were erected.
Precision Fishing: Net benefits
2021/06/23
Sea fishing is becoming less sustainable as the taste for seafood increases in pace with the world’s population. It is clear that trawler fleets will have to employ smart technologies to bring about precision fishing.
Why ‘new space’ satellites demand a new approach to components
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Paul Leys
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2021/06/18
Traditional satellites can cost hundreds of millions of dollars, with this price tag in part driven by the need to use expensive space-grade components, capable of operating for many years in extremely harsh conditions.
Smart Products: IoT technology in everyday products
2021/06/05
New IoT-Technology in every day products. Customers use these products in many fields – including smart homes, health, kitchen,
Anniversary Avnet: Interview Phil Gallagher, CEO of Avnet
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Phil Gallagher
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2021/06/04
IoT can bring tremendous benefits, but with them come risks and the responsibility to keep them reliable and secure, says Phil Gallagher, CEO of Avnet.
Interview Thomas Pilz: Cyberattack victim - Fight like Rocky!
2021/06/04
Pilz Automation, an industrial automation specialist founded in 1948, suffered a crippling cyberattack in 2019.
Smart Companies: IoT Solutions for the real world
2021/06/04
Smart companies develop new technologies, that solve important problems and long-term challenges. IoT Solutions for the real world!
Science Fiction or Science Fact?
2021/06/04
Two major forces are at work in the realm of exponential technologies: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and human genome engineering.
Documentation – Beware of Backdoors!
2021/06/04
It doesn’t matter if you hide a duplicate key under the doormat or in a bank safe, if there is a duplicate key somewhere, someone will eventually find it.
Sustainable Investment: IoT for good
2021/05/30
The pandemic has served as a reminder of how fragile our society, infrastructure, and business models can be.
Robotic Floor Care: Cleaning Up after Covid
2021/05/30
In a pandemic, cleaning becomes more complex and cannot be put off till outside normal working hours.
IoT in Stolen Vehicle Recovery: It’s a Steal!
2021/05/30
With the use of motor vehicles still on the rise, auto theft has become an increasing problem. New technologies are needed to protect vehicles
ICS Vulnerabilities: No Lockdown for ICS Hackers
2021/05/30
Industrial control system vulnerabilities are increasing – at the same time, awareness of the security of industrial networks is growing.
Smart Sensors: Hot Stuff
2021/05/30
Healthy sales volumes and highly integrated chips mean it has never been so cheap and easy to buy reliable protection against fire damage.
Logistics of Beer: The King of Kegs
2021/05/30
Adam Trippe-Smith is the CEO of Konvoy, an Australian start-up that is in the process of bringing keg management into the Age of IoT.
Smart Elevators: Giving IoT a Lift
2021/05/29
It would take the world champion in stair-climbing half an hour of running to get to the 163rd floor of the world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
eSIMs: The Great IoT Connectivity Lockdown
2021/05/29
When you move house your devices go with you. It’s not so simple in the global communications world but eSIMs promise to break through the barriers that tie us down.
Disaster Prevention and IoT: Weather or not?
2021/05/29
From prediction to recovery, IoT is helping humans to cope with extreme weather and other threatening phenomena on our fickle planet – effectively putting Mother Nature on the defensive.
5G Campus Networks: Build your own
2021/05/29
Operating a private campus network offers several advantages and will help improve production and enable factory automation.
Smart Utilities: Coming in from the Cold
2021/05/29
It seems polar conditions can happen anywhere, so how can smart utilities use IoT to ensure uninterrupted delivery to their customers?
IoT Security: Identity of things
2021/05/29
Every device, app, service, and interface in IoT needs its own identity, which operators can use to track and analyze activity. This is not only used to identify problems but also to protect the systems from attacks, attempted fraud, and espionage.
IoT and Maritime Industry: A sea of data
2021/05/29
The maritime industry is riding a wave of big data to weather the storms of climate-related changes.
Standardization Versus Risk Management: How Much Cybersecurity Is Enough?
2021/05/28
Cybersecurity is a risk management issue which depends on risk appetite, risk exposure, and many other things.
Cybersecurity Labeling in Finland: A Sure Sign of Safety
2021/05/28
Traficom in Finland has launched a cybersecurity label that guarantees labeled devices have basic information security features built in.
EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED): How Insecure is Consumer IoT?
2021/05/28
A principal factor that will shape the views of the EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED) delegated act relates to how significant groups or individuals view the scale of the cybersecurity problem in consumer devices.
On the path to 48V vehicle electronics
2021/05/27
Let us take you on the journey towards hybridization, have a look at the drivers for change from combustion engines to electronic motors with 48V systems.
5G adaptive computing maximizing 5G’s potential with scalable, intelligent and heterogeneous computing
2021/05/12
The Xilinx 7nm Versal™ Adaptive Compute Acceleration Platform (ACAP) is designed to address the requirements of next generation 5G equipment.