Imagine all of the potential problems associated with the internet of things, and then settle in, because I think we talk about all of them in this episode. We start by detailing research out of Northeastern University that shows old data isn't … [Read more...]
Tech has its week of reckoning
If you wanted to see two completely divergent narratives around tech, this week was the time to do it. On one hand, we had CES, a wan, digital version of the giant consumer technology trade show held every January. And on the other hand, we saw how … [Read more...]
2 startups bringing better broadband to more places
For a full decade, I spent large amounts of time writing about broadband and lusting after my own fiber-to-the-home connection. After spending almost $9,000 (which can be spread out over 20 years), I will soon have fiber to my home. But that … [Read more...]
IoT news of the week for Sept. 18, 2020
Welcome to the cloud as the command-and-control orchestrator: This article provides a very smart look at how edge computing has evolved and the types of computing architecture it needs. It acknowledges that the edge has many layers, with a wide … [Read more...]
IoT news of the week for July 3, 2020
See Spot run! After 11 years in the making, Boston Dynamics has begun selling its Spot robot to anyone who has $75,000 lying around. I’ve seen dozens of company-produced videos of Spot, the four-legged robot, but this is the first time I’ve seen a … [Read more...]
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