Spring AI: An AI framework for Java developers
<dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.ai</groupId> <artifactId>spring-ai-azure-openai-spring-boot-starter</artifactId> </dependency> In essence, when Spring scans the project looking for a ChatClient, it’ll use the property to make one using naming conventions in the openai starter project. In the simple helloworld example we are looking at, that ChatClient is called for by the controller: package com.xkcd.ai.helloworld; import org.springframework.ai.chat.ChatClient; import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.GetMapping; […]
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The Things Industries Launches Next-Generation Managed LoRaWAN® Gateway
The Things Industries, a leading provider of IoT solutions, is proud to announce the launch of The Things Indoor Gateway Pro, the next-generation managed LoRaWAN Gateway. This product is designed to enable seamless LoRaWAN network installation. Integrated with The Things Stack, it offers unparalleled connectivity flexibility and resilience, zero-touch provisioning and comprehensive cloud management. Building […]
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Python in VS Code gets even better
September’s been a busy time in the world of Python. This end-of-month roundup has Python rocking the top of the Tiobe charts like Java once did, Microsoft dropping an all-in-one data-science pack for Python and VS Code, and a solid guide to using the py launcher—your best friend for Python on Windows. And, if you’re […]
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What is Google Glass?
Google Glass was a wearable, voice and motion-controlled Android device that resembled a pair of eyeglasses and displayed information directly in the user’s field of vision. It was discontinued in March 2023. Google Glass offered an augmented reality (AR) experience by using visual, audio and location-based inputs to provide relevant information. For example, upon entering an airport, […]
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Securing Real-Time Data Streams in Smart Cities
A smart city uses interconnected technologies like sensors, IoT devices, and data networks to improve the efficiency of its operations and services. Collecting and analyzing real-time information through secure data streams can optimize everything from traffic management to energy consumption and public safety. This metric is crucial because it allows cities to respond quickly to […]
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3 great new features in Postgres 17
This new feature also introduces a more efficient method of merging incremental backups offline into full backups, reducing the server load typically required for a full backup. Designed and implemented by EDB employee and long-time Postgres hacker and committer Robert Haas, this functionality is expected to be popular among DBAs, especially those managing on-premises Postgres […]
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Understanding Private 4G/5G Networks for IoT
In the early days of IoT, networks didn’t need to move much data. Just a few kilobytes were enough for machine-to-machine communication around the turn of the millennium. In other words, IoT began with low-capability devices and minimal connectivity needs. That’s no longer the case. Today, smart security cameras send video streams through the network. […]
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Java 23 highlights crypto performance and security
While the recently released Java 23 features a dozen official features ranging from a second class-file API preview to an eighth incubator of a vector API, it also comes with various security capabilities. Security enhancements include crypto performance updates and additions to Kerberos and PKI. JDK 23 was released on September 17. A same-day Java […]
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Eseye 2024 State of IoT Adoption Report
The Eseye 2024 State of IoT Adoption Report offers a comprehensive analysis of the current state of IoT (Internet of Things) adoption across various industries in the UK and the US. It is the company’s largest and most ambitious study to date, featuring insights from 1,200 senior decision-makers who have overseen at least one international […]
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Eclipse working group to address cybersecurity, AI regulations
The Eclipse Foundation has launched the Open Regulatory Compliance Working Group (ORC WG) to address evolving global regulations aimed at improving software quality and security. The working group’s formation follows Eclipse’s initial partnering with the Apache Software Foundation and other open source organizations in April. Announced September 24, the initiative looks to support participants globally […]
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