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Bastille Networks Receives DHS OTA to Continue Wireless Security Tech Dev’t

CTOvision

Atlanta, Georgia-based internet of things company Bastille Networks has received an other transaction agreement from the Department of Homeland Security to continue the development of a technology designed to protect […].

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Applying the Laws of Science to the Internet of Things and Healthcare IT

CTOvision

Today, “Internet of Things” (IoT) is shouted at every corner, both in the business and private spheres. Internet of Things: What’s in a Name? Vasyl is responsible for research and thought leadership including Internet of Everything, Advanced Analytics, User Experience, and Mobility & Wearables.

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Elder care, wireless AI, and the Internet of Medical Things

Venture Beast

Senior citizens are accustomed to constant probes by doctors, but wireless AI tech is enabling massive-scale, nonintrusive data monitoring. Read More.

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The 5G Race: China and U.S. Battle to Control World’s Fastest Wireless Internet

CTOvision

The next race in the tech arena has already begun – the 5G race! But who will emerge the winner? The United States or China? All the earlier telecom races started in the West largely driven by American and European tech companies with all other countries following suit. But the next era of 5G tech […].

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NTT develops world’s fastest wireless communication area estimation technology

Tech Republic Cloud

NTT says it has the tech to design and build modern wireless areas. The post NTT develops world’s fastest wireless communication area estimation technology appeared first on TechRepublic. As demands increase and 6G and IoT rise, connectivity must be reimagined.

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A Quantum Internet would eliminate security concerns by nature

TechSpot

The traditional Internet, as The Wall Street Journal points out, works by encoding data into photons of light and sending it over long distances along fiber-optic cables or wirelessly via satellites. The issue, as it relates to security, is that these communications can be intercepted along the way, resulting in.

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Boost Digital Business With The Internet Of Things

Forrester IT

The rise of mobile networks, improved wireless tech, and rapid sensor innovation over the past 10 years has enabled companies to use internet-connected sensors and actuators to improve business operations and transform products.

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