IoT - News, Features, and Slideshows
IoT in pictures
-
News about IoT
-
Ubiquiti warns customers after data breach
Ubiquiti Networks has issued a warning to customers to change their passwords after its security systems were breached by hackers.
-
What COVID-19 and the quest for ROI mean for the IoT market
At least a third of organisations are likely to have reduced their spend on IoT since the global wave of lockdowns prompted by COVID-19, but a far greater proportion is actively increasing its spend in the technology.
-
Spark turns on 5G in downtown Auckland quarter
Spark turned on its 5G service in downtown Auckland's Wynyard Quarter today, partnering with Auckland Transport to showcase internet (IoT) of things technology.
-
What 5G brings to IoT today and tomorrow
Right away 5G looks promising for high-density IoT deployments, but future releases of the cellular technology have even greater potential.
-
Spark inks IoT deal with Australia's National Narrowband Network Co
New Zealand telco Spark has entered into a trans-Tasman internet of things network agreement with Australian operator The National Narrowband Network Co.
Features about IoT
-
Blackhat movie: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
If you still haven't seen the new movie Michael Mann movie, Blackhat, with Chris Hemsworth playing the lead, you won't be getting any new insights into how hackers work.
-
CyberArk: Top security predictions for 2015
"The prevalence of poor password policies is mind boggling..."
-
A guide to the confusing Internet of Things standards world
Google recently announced a new networking protocol called Thread that aims to create a standard for communication between connected household devices.
-
How voice control will make the Internet of Things more human
As the Internet of Things expands from the industrial environment to the home, more people will interact with connected devices. Expect the voice commands familiar to entertainment system and smartphone users to become the 'interface' for these smart devices.
Videos about IoT
Brand Post
How enterprises are looking at transformation as a competitive advantage moving forward
Events of 2020 have proven to be transformative to businesses, how they operate, and how they think about everything from their supply lines to staff health, through to resilience and continuity.
Sponsored By
