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Crypto Quantique Introduces Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) in its QuarkLink IoT Device Security Platform
- Crypto Quantique has enhanced its QuarkLink IoT device security platform with a hybrid post-quantum cryptographic method.
- QuarkLink diminishes the time and cost of executing essential security activities in embedded devices (IoT) and industrial PCs by as much as 10 times.
- The hybrid key encapsulation technology integrated into QuarkLink provides instant security against conventional assaults and safeguards against potential quantum computer threats.
- QuarkLink hybrid-PQC is now accessible for MPUs operating on Embedded Linux, with support for MCUs expected to be released in the first quarter of 2025.
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CRA and Netmore Enhance IoT Services with LoRaWAN Partnership
- CRA, a cloud service provider in the Czech Republic, is partnering with Netmore to enhance its IoT services.
- The collaboration aims to target sectors such as water and gas utilities and real estate management.
- By adopting Netmore's platform-as-a-service (PaaS), CRA plans to standardize and scale its LoRaWAN network.
- The partnership will facilitate knowledge sharing, pre-rollout device tests, and the formation of strategic partnerships.
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Challenges in IoT Application Development in 2025
- The challenges in IoT application development in 2025 are as follows:
- 1. Security vulnerabilities and cyber threats due to the expanding attack surface of IoT systems.
- 2. Data privacy and regulatory compliance with the increasing amount of sensitive data collected.
- 3. Interoperability issues and standardization gaps between IoT devices.
- 4. Network latency and bandwidth constraints affecting real-time data processing.
- Strategies to address these challenges include adopting IoT security frameworks, investing in edge computing and 5G, prioritizing interoperability, and leveraging analytics for ROI.
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Digital Twins: Unlocking the Future of IoT and Beyond
- Digital twins are virtual replicas of physical objects, processes, or systems that accurately mirror their behavior, and are used to predict outcomes, optimize processes, and prevent potential failures before they occur.
- Unlike static simulations that rely on predefined parameters, digital twins are synchronized with real-world counterparts in real time, allowing them to provide a comprehensive view of an object’s current state and enable more informed decision making.
- Digital twins are powered by IoT devices and sensors that collect real-time data about the condition, environment, and interactions of physical objects.
- Industries such as manufacturing, transportation, healthcare, agriculture, and smart cities are already leveraging digital twins to optimize their operations, reduce costs, and accelerate innovation.
- Digital twins help businesses reduce testing and maintenance costs, accelerate product development, support innovation and experimentation, improve accuracy and quality, and offer remote monitoring and management capabilities.
- Despite high initial development costs, businesses can overcome challenges related to integrating digital twins, ensuring data security, and scaling through a well-crafted strategy and phased approach.
- As technology evolves, digital twins are expanding their applications in smart homes, industrial ecosystems, and transportation networks, among others, and entering into everyday life in personal digital assistants, healthcare, education, and entertainment.
- Digital twins are also likely to play a pivotal role in the creation of virtual ecosystems in the metaverse, where they could represent physical assets and locations, offer immersive collaboration environments, and facilitate hyperrealistic simulations.
- Artificial intelligence will further expand the capabilities of digital twins by enabling self-optimizing systems, and deep predictive insights, among others.
- Digital twins are transforming how businesses interact with the world around them and investing in this technology is becoming a necessity for companies to optimize their current processes and explore new opportunities for growth and innovation.
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a16z-backed Toka wants to help US agencies hack into security cameras and other IoT devices
- Israeli startup Toka, backed by Andreessen Horowitz, specializes in hacking into IoT devices.
- The company is hiring for positions to support new business growth within US government agencies.
- Toka claims to sell its products to militaries, homeland security organizations, intelligence, and law enforcement agencies in compliance with local laws.
- Toka has raised $37.5 million in funding and has sought to avoid scrutiny on Israeli spyware outfits.
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Top Tech: 5 Ways Drones Are Used To Optimize Security
- Drones are being used to optimize security in various ways.
- They are widely used for surveillance purposes, providing a bird's-eye view for security teams.
- Drones are also effective in gathering real-time information in natural disaster scenarios, where accessibility is limited.
- They play a crucial role in crowd control and can assist in emergency response situations.
- Drones equipped with specialized sensors are used for fire detection and support firefighting operations indirectly.
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Exploring IoT in Wearables
- Wearable technology is integrating the IoT development more deeply into our daily lives, making routine tasks more convenient and monitoring health metrics more accessible.
- Wearable IoT devices offer unprecedented convenience in managing daily tasks and health and fitness monitoring.
- IoT in wearable devices can enhance personal safety, help individuals with chronic conditions, and offer better sleep management.
- The integration of sophisticated biometric sensors in wearables is a significant trend in IoT wearables.
- Consistent and reliable connectivity is vital for wearable IoT devices to function correctly.
- The small screens of wearables require UI designs that are intuitive and easy to navigate.
- The wearable technology market is projected to grow from USD 199.73 billion in 2024 to over USD 2.34 trillion by 2037.
- Zazz specializes in developing IoT wearable solutions that cater to the specific needs of different industries.
- IoT wearable devices today range widely, including fitness bands, smartwatches, health monitors, and even smart clothing.
- The future of IoT in wearables is set to expand significantly, especially in areas like fitness and health tracking.
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IoT cloud platform provider Samsara sees revenue growth, shares slide on guidance
- Shares in Samsara Inc. dropped nearly 10% after reporting fiscal 2025 Q3 earnings and revenue beats but weak guidance for Q4 revenue.
- Samsara's Q3 revenue was $322 million, up 36% YoY, with adjusted earnings per share of 7 cents, beating analysts' expectations.
- Customer growth drove Samsara's strong performance, adding over 1,000 core customers in the quarter and reaching $1.35 billion in annual recurring revenue.
- Samsara introduced new features like AI-powered drowsiness detection, integration with Esri's ArcGIS Velocity, and asset tracking device Asset Tag.
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Advancing AI At The IoT Edge
- Advancing AI At The IoT Edge
- There is a need for more intelligent and secure computation at the edge of IoT devices.
- AI can provide benefits like hyper-personalization, enhanced privacy, and lower service costs.
- Synaptics offers system-level solutions and tools for optimized edge AI implementations.
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Smart Irrigation System Using Periodic Advertisement With Response (PAwR) Feature Of Bluetooth Low Energy
- The latest Infineon chip CYW20829 offers new features for IoT applications, including Periodic Advertisements with Response (PAwR), low energy long-range (LE-LR), 2M PHY layer.
- A smart irrigation system is proposed using CYW20829-based IoT solution, with nodes equipped with sensors to monitor soil parameters and transmit data to a master node.
- The PAwR feature helps synchronize scanner nodes under the master node for seamless transmission of data with limited energy needs.
- The master station analyzes data and signals to switch on the water supply for regions based on readings, while the reverse path is used to automate switching on valves in specific regions.
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Spain’s Sateliot bags €30M EIB loan to expand satellite network for IoT connectivity in remote areas
- Barcelona-based satellite operator Sateliot has secured a €30M loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to support the deployment of its satellite network.
- The project aims to provide Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity to regions lacking coverage using a constellation of over 100 Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites.
- The EIB-funded project will also improve EU space connectivity and provide low-cost asset monitoring services for various sectors.
- This investment by EIB supports the European “New Space” ecosystem and contributes to the EU’s strategic autonomy in the field of space and global connectivity.
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Kaspersky Security Bulletin 2024. Statistics
- During the reporting period from November 2023 to October 2024, Kaspersky solutions stopped over 300 million malware attacks launched from online resources globally.
- Kaspersky detected over 85 million unique malicious URLs and blocked over 72 million unique malicious objects with the help of Web Anti-Virus components.
- Ransomware attacks were prevented on the computers of over 300,000 unique users, and miners were stopped from infecting nearly 1 million unique users.
- Moreover, Kaspersky prevented the launch of banking, ATM, or PoS malware on the devices of over 200,000 users.
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Lower Your Power Consumption For Battery-Operated Smart Devices
- The number of connected smart home battery-operated devices is increasing as consumers retrofit their homes with IoT devices without power cabling.
- Device makers are striving to make their battery-operated smart home products more power-efficient while maintaining quick responsiveness.
- This paper discusses issues and considerations for connected smart home battery-operated devices, focusing on a case study of an Internet Protocol (IP) camera design.
- Design principles for lowering power consumption can also be applied to other applications like smart doorbells, smart door locks, and smart thermostats.
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The Cookie Files: Uncovering the Crumbs of Your Online Life (With a Side of Humor!)
- Cookies are used by websites to remember user preferences and personalize experiences.
- They collect information to make the website experience smoother.
- However, there are privacy concerns and risks associated with cookies.
- Managing cookies by clearing them regularly and being cautious with websites can help maintain privacy.
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The Future is Now: How to Integrate IoT into Web Development
- The integration of IoT devices with web development is a requirement in today's world.
- IoT platforms like AWS IoT Core, Google Cloud IoT, or Microsoft Azure IoT provide a basis for integration.
- APIs are crucial for IoT-web interaction, allowing communication between web apps and IoT devices.
- Security, scalability, and optimization are key considerations when integrating IoT with web development.
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