News L3Harris launches value-tier XL Connect P25 radio with Wi-Fi capability 3rd May 2021 L3Harris Technologies today unveiled the XL Connect 95 portable radio, the first in a series of XL Connect radios that are designed to deliver P25 connectivity at more affordable price points than the vendor’s XL-series devices, according to company officials. Todd Perdieu, vice president of strategy for the L3Harris Technologies public-safety business, said the XL […]
Partner content How edge IoT is reshaping industry 3rd May 2021 Fleet tracking, asset tracking, autonomous vehicles, manufacturing automation and warehousing are all areas in which artificial intelligence-embedded chip technologies can offload network data-carrying loads. They can do this while providing frontline, real-time information. Many of these on-the-go processes need lots of data to be activated. At the same time, they need this data in real […]
Partner content Driverless tech’s best bet is with neutral-host networks 3rd May 2021 Millbrook Proving Ground and Midlands Future Mobility have opted to develop ‘neutral host’ networks. These are allowing any connected and autonomous vehicle developer to work with any mobile network operator of their own choosing. While 5G Open Ran (O-RAN) is not an open source, it is a significant new network provision in the UK, and […]
Partner content Four major tech lessons public sector CIOs learned during COVID-19 3rd May 2021 Across the United States, state and local governments employ approximately 16 million people. The COVID-19 pandemic sent state and local government chief information officers (CIOs) scrambling as they pivoted to remote work to keep these employees safe while also meeting increased demand from citizens for key public services. They suddenly had to balance a dispersed workforce, […]
News Newscan: Microsoft warns of 25 critical vulnerabilities in IoT, industrial devices 30th April 2021 Web Roundup Items from other news organizations Microsoft warns of 25 critical vulnerabilities in IoT, industrial devices Airbus taps Ericsson for private LTE network at French production plant A group of industry, government and cyber experts have a big plan to disrupt ransomware crisis How Excelsior Pass, the first U.S. vaccine passport, works FCC lets […]
News The ticking time bomb in every company’s code 30th April 2021 Working in application security sometimes feels like walking a fine line between “business as usual” and “doomsday is coming.” This balance becomes increasingly harder at times like these, when digital acceleration is happening in every sector, outpacing the security controls put in place. Much of the disruption that kindled this acceleration happened in the Web […]
Partner content Here’s how much a 5G network really costs 29th April 2021 Have you ever wondered how much a 5G non-standalone Evolved Packet Core for up to 50,000 subscribers costs, including the installation and everything? Sure you have. It will run you anywhere from $250,000 to $1.2 million, depending on the vendor. Or what about the software license fee, per subscriber, for a 4G Internet of Things […]
Partner content Service-oriented architectures pitch for over-the-air (OTA) security 29th April 2021 The security risks of centralized automotive architectures and over-the-air updates are clear. Meanwhile, vehicle functions are increasingly defined by software, making them more hackable. The evolution of automotive electrical engineering toward service-oriented architectures changes the paradigm for the security of OTA updates, as well as security in general. Says Luca De Ambroggi, chief analyst with […]
Partner content Artificial intelligence adds smarts to IoT platforms 28th April 2021 The Internet of Things’ killer app might be artificial intelligence. While it may be a stretch to classify artificial intelligence (AI) and its multifaceted offshoot machine learning (ML) as true applications, these techs can profoundly change IoT operations. AI makes IoT networks smarter and able to scale as needed without the risk of uncontrollable growth. […]
News Newscan: Federal agencies detail Russian tactics used in recent cyber intrusions 27th April 2021 Web Roundup Items from other news organizations Federal agencies detail Russian tactics used in recent cyber intrusions The ease of tracking mobile phones of U.S. soldier in hot spots The FBI is breaking into corporate computers to remove malicious code—smart cyber defense or government overreach? The big Pentagon Internet mystery now partially solved Minutes before […]
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