Intelligence of Things

Intelligence of Things
How Cisco Is Building The Smart Cities Of The Future
February 18, 2020

The global smart city market is set to reach $252 billion by 2025. To keep smart city initiatives secure, there’s a growing need for stringent measures that can safely manage the increasing data flows and foster connectivity. In the latest Intelligence of Things Tracker, Vikas...

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Cisco On The Future Of Safe And Smart Cities
February 17, 2020

With some analysts projecting a trillion IoT-enabled devices to be in use around the world by 2035, defending the IoT ecosystem is becoming more crucial as emerging technologies spread across business sectors and spark the development of smarter cities, homes and automobiles. In the February Intelligence...

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U.S. Legislators To Figure Out Autonomous Car Laws
February 07, 2020

An Energy and Commerce subcommittee in the U.S. House of Representatives is going to get together Tuesday (Feb. 11) to figure out self-driving car legislation, according to a report by Reuters. The committee will listen to a few trade groups from automakers and technology companies,...

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Nissan Breaks Record For UK’s Farthest Self-Driving Journey
February 05, 2020

A driverless Nissan Leaf drove 230 miles across England in the most extensive and complicated journey in the country, Reuters reported on Wednesday (Feb. 5). The all-electric LEAF started its trip from Nissan’s technical facility in Cranfield, which is in southern England, to its Sunderland...

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California Lets Aurora Operate Driverless Cars
January 30, 2020

Self-driving vehicle company Aurora has been approved by California regulators to allow passengers rides in its fleet of driverless vehicles, according to reports. The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) granted the company an official authorization, showcased on the official Aurora website. “This permit lets us...

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Why APIs Are Crucial To Smart Transit’s IoT Growth
January 13, 2020

From London’s Underground to NYC’s MTA, transit systems are digitizing ticket purchasing to boost ridership and reduce consumer friction. But most still rely on old-school physical vending to facilitate purchases, which can cause data and cash flow issues. In this month’s Intelligence of Things Tracker,...

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Why An API May Be The Ticket To Solving Public Transit’s Cash Flow Jam
January 10, 2020

There will be approximately 25 billion Intelligence of Things (IoT)-enabled devices in use by the end of 2021, and many of these devices will find their way into industries like city planning and transportation. The rapid spread of networks and communicative technologies, including 5G, is...

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BlackBerry On 5G And The IoT Security Problems That Must Be Fixed
November 13, 2019

The promises of 5G include faster connectivity and more opportunity for Intelligence of Things (IoT) providers, but security threats from unregistered IoT devices and untested tech innovations loom. That’s why the key to securing 5G-enabled IoT moving forward is standardizing security protocols, says Sarah Tatsis,...

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NEW REPORT: With 5G Anticipation Building, Security Threats Loom
November 12, 2019

The 5G network is rapidly being deployed in markets around the world, and the advance of the network could mean profound changes for the Intelligence of Things (IoT) ecosystem. Two-thirds of businesses have plans to develop new tools and technologies that will leverage 5G by...