“No one asked for smartness, for the smart home.” That’s the head of Google’s smart home products explaining the company’s decision to focus on delivering a helpful home that provides actual benefits rather than a smart home that showcases technology. This...
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by Gustav Evertsson, Vinnter AB Tiny machine learning or TinyML is altering the shape and nature of the machine learning landscape. During the last two decades we have seen a boom in machine learning like never before. As a technology,...
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As AI enters virtually every industry, the opportunities for change will increase even more, simply because we learn faster. The competition between competitors has become a battle to see who can learn the fastest. Will the winners be those with...
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IoT, the new attack vector IoT attacks increased by over 217% in 2018. But a report with the provocative title of IoT CyberattacksAre The Norm, The Security Mindset Isn’t found that only 7% of organizations consider themselves equipped to tackle IoT security challenges. If...
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The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the interconnectedness of physical devices, such as smartphones, appliances, and vehicles, through the internet. These devices are equipped with sensors and actuators that allow them to collect and share data, enabling them to...
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For the IT industry, the Gartner Hype Curve provides a graphical representation of the maturity and adoption of various technologies and applications. The analysis accompanying Gartner Hype Cycles also gives an indication of how potentially relevant these solutions are to...
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Last year, Gartner axed 14 cloud vendors from its Magic Quadrant for Cloud IaaS, choosing to focus only on global vendors currently offering, or developing, hyperscale integrated IaaS and PaaS offerings. This bit of spring cleaning left behind a more...
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Microprocessors or micro processing units (MPUs) are nothing short of amazing. By integrating the complete computation engine onto one electronic component, the computing power that once required a room full of equipment can now be fabricated on a single chip,...
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