Industrial stories - Page 64

​Gartner's report contains a series of predictions about IT infrastructure services that could have some serious implications on the industry.

Innovative tech students at Wellington's Marsden Collegiate boost school funds with bespoke 3D-printed plant pots.

With their IOT network currently extending from Invercargill to Whangarei, their goal is 95 percent, so they're certainly not far off.

State-owed telecommunications provider China Unicom has experienced steep profit losses as the company focused on long term development.

I know it's cliché, but it really does seem like yesterday, the $6.1 billion purchase of American Power Conversion.

Cisco's CTO Kevin Bloch heralds AI's rise as the harbinger of tech trends set to revolutionise business and infrastructure in 2017.

Neil Smith pilots Schneider Electric's industrial automation drive as Pacific Industry VP in strategic market expansion.

Mapletree Industrial Trust is embarking on a project to develop a built-to-suit data center in Singapore, with a price tag of S$60 million.

Business, industrial, and home robots are wide open to cyber attacks due to vulnerabilities, warns IOActive research paper.

US Warns of Critical Vulnerabilities in Industrial Switches Used in Critical Infrastructure Sectors in Australia and New Zealand.

And it's changing the way we think and communicate about business assets, energy, efficiency, operational performance, and total cost of ownership.

The big data revolution is now at a stage bigger than the past industrial revolution says Cloudera's Daniel Ng. He offers insight into what's ahead.

It has signed a memorandum of understanding with Guizhou's provincial government of its first offshore big data center in china.

2017 SonicWall Annual Threat Report reveals rise in ransomware, IoT, and encrypted traffic, posing new challenges to cybersecurity professionals.

Adobe forecasts tech's creative surge with AI, drones, 3D and refined digital artwork poised to transform design landscapes.

From a security perspective IoT devices are fundamentally flawed. And the bad guys are getting pretty good at exploiting them.

Surging smartphone use and data centres in APAC to drive nearly 5% annual growth in global DC power system market by 2021, Technavio reports.

APAC nations take note: Our smart cities may be more efficient, but they could also be crippled by a cyber attacks.

The global smartphone market experienced growth in Q4 2016, with vendors shipping a total of 428.5 million units, according to IDC.

IT professionals, especially those involved in telecommunications, should always beware of anything that's connected to the internet.