The trouble with co-creation in industrial IoT – why cities and telcos are dragging their heels on digital change

IoT Building News

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Scientists use supercomputers and AI to determine how good (or deadly) your street drugs are

Web technology

A team of researchers from the University of Victoria have developed an AI system capable of determining the expected chemical makeup of drugs. While it involves supercomputers and a robust cocktail of cloud-based machine learning technologies, the ultimate goal is to make it dead-simple for just about anyone to tell what’s in their drugs. Approximately…

Sustainability, AI, and the Generations

Internet of Things

Walid Ali, artificial intelligence in manufacturing, Microsoft, joins Peggy to talk about sustainability and its importance now and into the future. They discuss how AI (artificial intelligence) is changing in business and what makes it so essential now and how AI technology can help us achieve greater sustainability along with the adoption rate to enable…

CES 2021 Innovations | Digital Trends

Drones

We know CES will bring the usual batch of new TVs, tablets and laptops, but often it’s the unanticipated innovations that get us the most excited — and the ones with the most power to change society. From oddball robots to solutions for bringing power to off-the-grid communities, and incredibly ambitious concepts that may not…

Poor Password Policies Initial Cause of Massive SolarWinds Breach

Cyber protection and web Security

It is virtually impossible to estimate the scale of the ongoing cyberattack that relied on administrative tools developed by the security vendor SolarWinds, according to a memo released on Wednesday, January 6, 2021, by the Administrative Office (AO) of the U.S. Courts. While we don’t know the scope of the incident, we do know it was the result of poor password policies on the vendor’s end.