Curt Schwaderer

Security is a major challenge to successful implementation and acceptance of enterprise IoT deployments.

Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) is a network architecture that involves deploying application servers at the edge of the 5G mobile network co-located with the Radio Access Network (RAN) elements.

Everyone knows embedded and IoT security is important. But when drilling down beyond the initial head-nod agreement, the interpretation of what security is elicits vague and varied responses.

I interviewed Eitan Vesely, CEO of Presenso to discuss Industry 4.0, the Smart Factory, and how companies like Presenso can fill the knowledge gap with Machine Learning for Industry 4.0.

The IoT mash-up of cloud, gateway, and embedded sensor devices screams rip-and-replace. After all, when you’re in the midst of a paradigm shift, you can discard the history, right?

Qualcomm recently announced the X24 LTE modem, which boosts throughput to 2 Gbps while lowering power requirements based on 7 nm technology.

The critical mass has formed and VDC has segmented out the “IoT Engineer” as its own marketplace because of this markedly different set of requirements for IoT systems and applications development.

The obvious way to eliminate Spectre/Meltdown vulnerabilities is eliminating the optimizations they exploit. But the reason these CPU optimizations exist – they dramatically increase performance!

This sets the stage in 2018 to progress the Internet of Things (IoT) trend from a grouping of technical embedded device, network, and cloud capabilities to a mesh capable of paradigm-altering results.

I talked with Saraj Mudigonda, Director of Segment Marketing, MIPS about the recent announcement about the MIPS LTE/5G modem CPU.

Vodafone’s vision falls very much in line with prpl Foundation initiatives.

MCU innovations are quietly packing more intelligence in smaller form factors. These advancements are enabling OSs to be utilized in small form factor sensor devices such as wearables.

The 5G Public Private Partnership (5GPPP) is picking up steam in Europe, with strategic roadmaps that aim to foster more flexible, high-performance, ubiquitous communications in next-gen networks.