You may have started to hear the term "software bills of materials (SBoM)" in the last few years. In 2019, the Food and Drug Administration set out guidance for medical devices makers to disclose the software used in each of their products. More … [Read more...]
Amsterdam’s ethical sensing plan is a model for smart cities
The COVID-19 pandemic may finally be waning as increasing numbers of people get vaccinated, but in the meantime it's pushing a lot of surveillance technologies to the forefront — whether for contact tracing or for counting the number of people in a … [Read more...]
Masonite opens the door on a smart home strategy
Masonite, a company known for making building supplies and doors, has jumped on the smart home bandwagon in a surprising way. On Thursday, the company dedicated a portion of its investor conference to plans for connected front doors, smarter doors … [Read more...]
What Arm’s new architecture says about the future of compute
Arm unveiled its latest chip architecture this week, a once-a-decade event that represents Arm's vision for the future of computing. Chip companies have it tough. Software can change monthly, but when you're literally etching a design into … [Read more...]
HiveMQ is thinking about how to scale the IoT
Getting from a few hundred sensors to hundreds of thousands or even millions is one of the top reasons IoT projects fail. Scale in the IoT is beyond human management and even comprehension for most of us. Much like the computing world has to embrace … [Read more...]
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