As we place more decision-making on machine learning (ML) algorithms, companies are investing in technologies that let algorithms "show their work" so that we can avoid errors. I wrote about this need back in January for IEEE Spectrum, and this month … [Read more...]
IoT sensors, machine learning and chips were the real stars of Apple’s WWDC 2020
While watching the virtual Apple WorldWide Developer Conference on Monday, I imagined that if people were actually at the event, they’d be oohing and aahing over new software for iOS and Mac devices. I wasn’t. Well not quite. Instead, I was … [Read more...]
Why Microsoft acquired OT security firm CyberX
Microsoft has acquired CyberX, a seven-year-old security firm handling factory and enterprise operational technology networks. Terms of the deal were not announced, but it's a clear indicator that the IoT market is maturing, and that the big IT firms … [Read more...]
AR isn’t the next big thing; it’s a data visualization tool
I spent this morning watching a demonstration of Emerson's new augmented reality (AR) platform for its PlantWeb manufacturing software. During that demonstration, two things became very clear to me. One, COVID-19 could become the driving factor in … [Read more...]
IoT news of the week for June 19, 2020
Ripple20 is a terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad set of vulnerabilities: Earlier this week, Israeli security firm JSOF discovered 19 vulnerabilities in software created in the late 90s by a company called Treck. The vulnerabilities vary, but some … [Read more...]
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