Industrial stories - Page 38

Move over humans, it’s AI’s turn to take the spotlight in what could be a defining moment for the future of invention.

Data is most useful at the exact time it is captured, leading to a fundamental rethink in how it should be treated, writes Hazelcast CTO John DesJardins.

Vertiv has appointed Ingram Micro as a distributor in Australia, creating opportunities for 6,500 value-added resellers and managed service providers.

Google Cloud and SAP aim to help customers execute business transformations with Google Cloud capabilities in AI and machine learning.

It's possibly a bit extravagant, but with a distinctive look and RGB lighting, this RAM could be the icing on the cake for your PC gaming powerhouse.

Claroty launches Team82, a research arm providing vulnerability and threat research to customers of industrial networks worldwide.

Getac business development manager Frand Baldrighi says the virtual showroom enables visitors to explore Getac devices ‘from any angle’.

In this interview, Fluke Networks product marketing manager Mark Mullins explains the company’s role in maintaining critical cabling infrastructure.

The future of identity and access management in the IoT will adopt a multi-faced approach, according to ABI Research.

Attacks are driven largely by the emergence of Ransomware as a Service gangs that are cashing in on critical infrastructure organisations.

When a cyber attack on the United States Colonial Pipeline erupted in May this year, the fallout was almost unthinkable.

Copper cabling is by all measures an efficient and preferable means to physically connect devices to networks — however, installation can be a difficult task.

Beyond Limits has partnered with Mitsui to expand cognitive AI solutions in the Asia Pacific region, targeting the growing AI market in traditional industries.

Ransomware makes up two-thirds of all malware attacks, as cyber incidents continue to rise, according to Positive Technologies.

Atos has launched its Atos Computer Vision Platform, an AI video and image analytics solution for sectors like manufacturing and transport security.

Nozomi Networks has made updates to its channel program with a view to fully mobilise its global network of partners for growth and success.

Infor set to sell its global EAM business to Hexagon AB, a global digital reality company, for approximately USD 2.75 billion.

Micro-optical technology company, Preciseley Microtechnology, announces three new additions to its executive management team.

As interest in the sector grows, the industry must rethink its own supply chain to ensure 3D printers become more economically feasible and widespread.

Ransomware attacks on industrial facilities pose a growing threat, warns cybersecurity firm Trend Micro, risking downtime and data theft. .