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The tech giant Microsoft has released a new Windows-based Internet of Things (IoT) service along with conference room displays ideal for boardrooms. Called Windows 10 IoT Core Services, the new service will enable partners to commercialize secure connected services. The paid service of it will accompany the existing free Windows 10 IoT Core Operating System (OS). It will help make …

Cannon Lake, formerly known as Skymont, is Intel’s codename for the 10-nanometer die shrink of the Kaby Lake microarchitecture. The next step in semiconductor fabrication, Cannon Lake is a new process in Intel’s “Process-Architecture-Optimization” execution plan as a die shrink. Cannon Lake CPUs are the first mainstream CPUs to include the AVX-512 instruction set. Intel had launched another 14 nm process refinement with the codename Coffee Lake, prior to Cannon Lake’s launch. Ice Lake …

With more than half of the automobile and technology companies investing in “Smart Factories” it comes as no surprise that tech giants the world over are planning to invest into Industry 4.0. Most companies today are focused on this new goal for success- the new industrial revolution, revolves around the mechanization and digitization of production factories. It can be created …

By: Justin Coker, Vice President EMEA, Skybox Security This week, the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) transition period ends and enforcement — including fines for non–compliance — kick in. Whilst some organisations have been preparing for some time, experience shows usthat some businesses have a tendency to cram in the compliance work at the last minute (for example, …

As a company knows, the first step to digitization always begins with the implementation of IT and related technologies. With the advent of digitization, one realizes the prospects of using cloud computing and cloud storage. For enterprise, digitization should be the use of technology to ensure that the processes run more smoothly, and there is minimal hindrance in the efficiency …

2017 was the year of the smart home. Controlling your home’s thermostat, lights and security systems remotely via smartphone is no more a dream, it’s a reality which is happening now as you read this article. With Google Home, Alexa and Amazon Echo becoming more common than ever, 2018 holds even more promise for the smart home industry. Zion Market …

2017 was the year of the smart home. Controlling your home’s thermostat, lights and security systems remotely via smartphone is no more a dream, it’s a reality which is happening now as you read this article. With Google Home, Alexa and Amazon Echo becoming more common than ever, 2018 holds even more promise for the smart home industry. Zion Market …

2017 was all about Data-as-a-Service, Connected Living, the AI Personal Assistant Race, Cognitive is the New Smart, and the Industrial IoT Ecosystem play. This year is seeing a shift in trends and new technologies are making way. Let’s see what’s keeping 2018 buzzing technically. Debunking the Fabricated Fake news hogged the media limelight in 2017 and fiction got completely tangled. …

2017 was the year of the smart home. Controlling your home’s thermostat, lights and security systems remotely via smartphone is no more a dream, it’s a reality which is happening now as you read this article. With Google Home, Alexa and Amazon Echo becoming more common than ever, 2018 holds even more promise for the smart home industry. Zion Market …

2017 was the year of the smart home. Controlling your home’s thermostat, lights and security systems remotely via smartphone is no more a dream, it’s a reality which is happening now as you read this article. With Google Home, Alexa and Amazon Echo becoming more common than ever, 2018 holds even more promise for the smart home industry. Zion Market …