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If you missed Internet of Things World, here are some things that the IFA staff picked up as top trends discussed at the conference.
iot-for-all.comWhen people hear the phrase “Internet of Things (IoT),” many of us think of obvious applications, like being able to adjust the thermostat of your home so it’s set to the right temperature when you get home from a day of work, or like warming up the oven for dinner with the click of your iPhone on your way home from grocery shopping.
airvuz.comGoogle Cloud launched a new Internet of Things management service today called Google Cloud IoT Core that provides a way for companies to manage IoT devices and process data being generated by those devices.
The Internet of Things (IoT) has moved from a marketing buzzword to a household term. And while IoT generates more headlines as a consumer issue, it’s a topic that businesses need to pay attention to as well.
The biggest technological advancements throughout history are often pinned to what historians call the three industrial revolutions. We saw the birth of the factory with the first, the advent of the production line with the second and manufacturing shift into the digital age through the third.
mobilenewscwp.co.ukEnemies exploiting weaknesses in Internet of Things devices or using artificial intelligence to build better weapons, plus fears that the end of Moore's law could erode the country's lead in computer processing technology are among the current areas of concern for US intelligence community.
zdnet.comAI is poised to replace 6% of U.S. jobs over the next five years, according to Forrester. But before you become too concerned about the current state of your job stability, let’s take a deeper look.
techtarget.comMicrosoft is positioning its P language as a solution for asynchrony in a world where this capability is becoming increasingly vital for the cloud, artificial intelligence, and embedded systems.
infoworld.comThis year, the official buzzword for every business is “artificial intelligence.” You’ll be hard-pressed to find an organization that is not assessing AI’s capabilities to automate tedious functions, enable greater accuracy and efficiencies, and deliver measurable benefits to the bottom line.
rtinsights.comThree emerging technologies – IoT, AI and drones – will reshape the future of enterprise asset management (EAM). Infor’s Kevin Price explains what to expect
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