industrial control system (ICS)
What is an industrial control system (ICS)? In industrial settings, industrial control system (ICS) is a term used to describe the integration of hardware and software with network connectivity to support production processes in manufacturing or critical infrastructure. ICS is a general term for any system used to control and manage industrial processes, including manufacturing, […]
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A Beginner’s Guide to Unified Namespace for IIoT
Industrial IoT allows manufacturers to track data points that simply weren’t available in the past. This unprecedented visibility creates huge opportunities for data-driven operations. Unfortunately, it also introduces new challenges for old IT infrastructures. Traditional industrial computing architecture—such as the ISA 95 functional model, which dates back to the 1990s—relies on point-to-point, hierarchical data connections. […]
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How a data exchange platform eases data integration
What has always fascinated me about Moore’s law is that for more than half a century, the technological computing innovations we take for granted—from the PC to smart watches to self-driving cars—hinged on solving one small, specific problem: the distance between transistors on a chip. As our software-powered world becomes more and more data-driven, unlocking […]
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What are vector embeddings?
Vector embeddings are numerical representations that capture the relationships and meaning of words, phrases and other data types. Through vector embeddings, essential characteristics or features of an object are translated into a concise and organized array of numbers, helping computers rapidly retrieve information. Similar data points are clustered closer together after being translated into points […]
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Are We Ready for the EU Cyber Resilience Act?
Governmental concern about the security of IoT devices has been rapidly building in recent years, due to the widespread use of historically insecure devices across all forms of critical national infrastructure (CNI), such as smart cities, our healthcare services, and manufacturing plants. As emerging technologies continue to shape and reshape the world around us, these […]
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OpenAI unveils OpenAI library for .NET
Microsoft is heralding the arrival of an official OpenAI library for .NET developers. The OpenAI library supports the complete OpenAI API and OpenAI’s latest flagship model, GPT-4o, which can reason across audio, vision, and text in real time. Announced June 6 and available now in a first beta, the OpenAI .NET API library is accessible […]
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Mastering the IoT Connectivity Puzzle
In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, the IoT has emerged as a transformative force, promising unprecedented connectivity and data insights across industries. However, as IoT adoption accelerates, enterprises are facing complex challenges in managing IoT connectivity effectively. A recent survey conducted by Kaleido Intelligence in 2023 sheds light on the evolving needs and challenges of […]
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The power of genAI plus multicloud architecture
The rapid evolution of generative AI is poised to influence the significant adoption and expansion of multicloud architecture. What is most interesting is that multicloud is occurring mainly behind the scenes, without much fanfare, taking a backseat to the hype around generative AI. I believe it’s just as important, and enterprises need to pay attention. Everyone […]
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UnaBiz Sets New Record for Wi-Fi Geolocation Accuracy
UnaBiz, a Massive Internet of Things (IoT) service provider and integrator, announces a remarkable milestone: achieving over 90 percent geolocation success rate with the evolution of its Sigfox Atlas Wifi service, now enhanced with Machine Learning (ML). This achievement reinforces UnaBiz’s commitment to innovation and its focus on providing the most energy and resource-efficient Low-Power […]
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How Kubernetes succeeded
June 6th is the official 10th anniversary of the launch of Kubernetes. Kubernetes was built as a container management and orchestration platform that would make it easier to manage all of the software containers within microservices applications. Based on Borg, Google’s internal container management service that handled thousands of instances, Kubernetes eventually was released as […]
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