After months of extreme uncertainty, pause of economies and isolation in our homes, finally economies slowly restart their operations and transactions. However, this transition will not be smooth. There are many rules related to physical distance and hygiene as well as limitations which still...
Waymo has said it will resume trials of self-driving vans in the Bay Area on June 18th.
The company was forced to suspend its autonomous vehicle trials in mid-March following a “shelter-in-place” order issued in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Microsoft has been ranked the number one IoT platform provider ahead of Amazon Web Services (AWS), according to analysis from Counterpoint Research - as the largest cloud providers see success in extending their IoT capabilities to the edge.
Self-driving cars will soon be seen cruising around a 200-mile public route in the UK as the country prepares for larger deployments.
The Midlands Future Mobility consortium is leading the project which will see the cars driving on roads around central Birmingham, Solihull, Coventry,...
A new study has found that Americans still distrust self-driving cars and believe they are “not ready for primetime”.
The research comes from Partners for Automated Vehicle Education (PAVE), a coalition of self-driving car industry players and nonprofits which aim to boost the...
NVIDIA is shifting its autonomous car platform DRIVE over to its brand new Ampere architecture.
The capabilities of DRIVE are expanding significantly. DRIVE is no longer just an entry-level ADAS (Advanced driver-assistance systems) solution and can now support complete Level 5...
COVID-19 is having an obvious negative impact on the ride-hailing industry, with Uber and Lyft reporting huge losses.
Uber has announced it's being forced to cut 3,700 employees amid the crisis, accounting for around 14 percent of its workforce. The redundancies will predominantly hit...
Security researchers have discovered a new malware called Kaji which is targeting IoT devices using SSH brute-force attacks.
Malware is increasingly targeting IoT devices, and it's little surprise why. Statista estimates there are around 20 billion IoT devices installed today, while...
IoT connectivity provider Sigfox has penned a letter calling for the industry to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic. “As a technology company, we strongly believe IoT can do a lot to help. Today, we are reaching out to all the members of the IoT ecosystem to ask them to join forces to design and implement… Read more »
Microsoft has been ranked the number one IoT platform provider ahead of Amazon Web Services (AWS), according to analysis from Counterpoint Research – as the largest cloud providers see success in extending their IoT capabilities to the edge. The report, put together using Counterpoint’s CORE rating – competitive rankings and evaluation – saw the Redmond… Read more »
“We believe that if the world can go wireless, it will,” explains Ken Hosac, vice president of IoT strategy and business development at Cradlepoint. Yet it is by no means a seamless passage into a new wireless world. Cradlepoint, with headquarters in Boise, Idaho, looks at some of the tougher connectivity challenges in the company’s… Read more »
Global quarantines due to the COVID-19 pandemic have increased the use of smart speakers substantially. According to a study released by Edison Research and NPR, three-quarters of US adults over 18 report a change in their media habits due to the pandemic. “With tens of millions of Americans no longer commuting, smart speakers are becoming… Read more »
As the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic are becoming apparent, one area which has seen an understandable benefit in the global shutdown is air quality. Delhi, widely cited as one of the world’s most polluted cities, has seen something of a transformation. So have other major hubs; Beijing, Bogota, Sao Paulo. The vista has changed… Read more »
After months of extreme uncertainty, pause of economies and isolation in our homes, finally economies slowly restart their operations and transactions. However, this transition will not be smooth. There are many rules related to physical distance and hygiene as well as limitations which still force employers to ask their employees to work from home (for… Read more »