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Newscan: What will it take to defend drinking water from cyberattacks?

Web Roundup Items from other news organizations What will it take to defend drinking water from cyberattacks? UK worries Starlink and OneWeb may interfere with each other, plans new rules This swarm of flying, sailing, diving drones is a military first. Not everyone is happy about it. Nuclear power’s reliability is dropping as extreme weather […]

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‘Turquoise hydrogen’ offers promise of lower-cost green fuel

Russian researchers have claimed they are able to split methane into hydrogen and solid carbon in a way that could be soon slash the cost of automotive grade hydrogen. The researchers, from the Institute of the Problems of Chemical Physics (IPCP), applied a method called plasmo-chemical methane decomposition to produce so-called “turquoise” hydrogen. “This method has […]

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IoT search engines make it easy to find vulnerable devices, and that’s a problem

Two VMware vCenter Server vulnerabilities identified earlier this year illustrate why Internet of Things (IoT) search engines present both good solutions for and serious risks of weaponized exploits. vCenter lets organizations automate and deliver virtual infrastructures across the hybrid cloud. And because a hack of vCenter enables threat actors to control the virtualization layer, this is a […]

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Intel warns of chip shortages but trumpets open RAN

The CEO of Intel said chipset shortages could affect the global electronics industry through 2023. “While I expect the shortages to bottom out in the second half, it will take another one to two years before the industry is able to completely catch up with demand,” Intel’s Pat Gelsinger said Thursday during the company’s quarterly […]

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When it comes to autonomous vehicles, it’s time for municipalities to get into the driver’s seat

As the host of the “Connected and Autonomous Vehicles 101 National Roadshow,” I have conducted seminars for planners, city administrators and municipal employees in many metro areas around the country. The one thing that everyone who attends these seminars wants to know is: while we wait for self-driving cars, what should municipalities, counties or MPOs […]

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SBC: John Foley outlines goals of new in-building certification program with NICET

John Foley, managing director for the Safer Buildings Coalition (SBC), explains how SBC worked with the National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies (NICET) to establish the In-Building Public Safety Communications certification program. Announced today, the new initiative is designed to provide an objective assessment of personnel installing and maintaining in-building systems to support […]

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With V2X, you don’t have to put on the red light

In the not-too-distant future, will traffic lights cease to exist? That is the premise of an intriguing research project launched in England by Ford in 2016, in which the US auto giant was testing its Intersection Priority Management (IPM) vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) system. With this technology, which harnesses V2V, vehicles will communicate with each other when […]

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Industrial artificial-intelligence (AI) challenges still prevalent

It may be surprising, but the majority of manufacturing companies haven’t yet adopted artificial intelligence to make their operations more efficient. Possibly equally surprising: Many of the manufacturers that have enlisted industrial artificial intelligence have yet to see the payback expected. About half of projects at the proof-of-concept (POC) phase aren’t delivering, but even in later-stage […]

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Newscan: NIST turns to technology in its technical investigation of Florida condo collapse

Web Roundup Items from other news organizations NIST turns to technology in its technical investigation of Florida condo collapse Russia’s most aggressive ransomware group disappeared. It’s unclear who made that happen Can virtual reality improve EMS response to pediatric emergencies? CISA orders agencies to patch Microsoft ‘PrintNightmare’ vulnerability Bipartisan calls to regulate facial-recognition tech grow […]

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Does China’s crackdown mean curtains for cryptojacking via IoT?

In a move that could affect the frequency with which IoT devices are cryptojacked, China has battened down on financial services linked to cryptocurrency trading. The news has dampened the price gains from bitcoin’s bull run earlier this year, when it surged to a record high of $63,000 by April 13. As of mid-June 2021, […]

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Newscan: What will it take to defend drinking water from cyberattacks?

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‘Turquoise hydrogen’ offers promise of lower-cost green fuel

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IoT search engines make it easy to find vulnerable devices, and that’s a problem

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Intel warns of chip shortages but trumpets open RAN

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When it comes to autonomous vehicles, it’s time for municipalities to get into the driver’s seat

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SBC: John Foley outlines goals of new in-building certification program with NICET

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With V2X, you don’t have to put on the red light

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Industrial artificial-intelligence (AI) challenges still prevalent

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Newscan: NIST turns to technology in its technical investigation of Florida condo collapse

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Does China’s crackdown mean curtains for cryptojacking via IoT?

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