Oracle Helidon 4 Java microservices framework stresses virtual threads
Oracle has released the production version of Helidon 4, a microservices framework for Java featuring a server implementation harnessing virtual threads for higher performance. Version 4 was announced October 24; instructions can be found at helidon.io. There also is a migration guide. Before Helidon 4, the project’s web server utilized Netty as its foundation and […]
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How autonomous vehicles could help the elderly and disabled in the near future
Getty Images/iStockphoto More about Innovation Autonomous vehicles are well on their way to becoming a reality of life as we know it, with multiple rideshare companies and car makers already deep into testing the technology for a variety of purposes. Some experts are already thinking of ways the technology could be used to help the […]
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How to use the specification design pattern in C#
Whеn wе work in business applications, our job is to writе businеss logic that implements thе businеss rulеs—i.e., the rules that our company has specified for application. How can we make this job easier? One way is to use the specification design pattern. Thе spеcification dеsign pattеrn providеs a flеxiblе way to dеfinе and combinе […]
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Top 12 machine learning use cases and business applications
Executives across all business sectors have been making substantial investments in machine learning, saying it is a critical technology for competing in today’s fast-paced digital economy. “Machine learning is the backbone of today’s business, turning data into insights and insights into action and predictability. That’s why machine learning is highly useful,” said Adnan Masood, chief […]
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Cat 1 and Cat 1bis Connectivity in IoT: 5 Common Use Cases
Illustration: © IoT For All IoT operators today have many options for connecting their IoT devices with cellular technology. Your next IoT deployment might thrive on low-data, low-power standards such as NB-IoT or LTE-M. Or, maybe you’re looking forward to New Radio standards RedCap and eRedCap, which may offer stronger performance on 5G networks. For […]
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8 ways to fix open source funding
For all the successes of open source, developers are painfully aware of where the model starts to break down. What happens when the de facto lead developer gets tired of doing all the work, or when different groups start to squabble and the project splinters? Say a bug appears but no one can be bothered […]
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smart TV
What is smart TV? A smart TV is a television that includes an internal processor and onboard storage and enables internet connectivity, similar to a smartphone or personal computer. The TV uses either an Ethernet or Wi-Fi connection to connect to the internet. Some TVs support both. A smart TV also hosts individual apps that […]
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IoT in Turkey: Achieve Seamless Coverage With a Single SIM
As we continue our journey through the world’s most challenging connectivity landscapes, floLIVE and Kigen are gearing up for a ground-breaking discussion on IoT opportunities in Turkey. After navigating the complexities of Brazil and delving into the depths of Africa, our global series now turns its spotlight on Turkey, a region that has long posed […]
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Uno Platform updates to 5.0
November is the time for .NET updates, with .NET 8 peeking around the corner. It’s not the only part of the .NET ecosystem that gets an update; many third-party tools, frameworks, and platforms roll out their own updates to be ready for the new release. As this year’s .NET is an even-numbered long-term support release, […]
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IP SLA (Cisco)
What is Cisco IP SLA? Internet protocol service level agreement (IP SLA) is a network performance monitoring (NPM) feature of the Cisco Internetwork Operating System (Cisco IOS) that enables an IT professional to collect information about network performance in real time. Cisco IOS IP SLA provides a way to monitor network performance and report on […]
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