The IoT industry and cybersecurity have long been bedfellows, discussed in the same capacity as the growing number of IoT devices have meant the surface area for which cyber criminals can target has increased, too. Notably not a new topic…
How close are we to 6G? Researchers potentially one step closer
As 5G begins its rollout across the globe – a generation of wireless communications technology that brought equal parts fascination and scepticism – researchers are turning their attention to the next generation of wireless communications, that fabled thing: 6G. The…
What can the US 2G/3G sunsets teach us?
Wireless Logic recently hosted a webinar on the subject of 2G/3G sunsets which have recently played out in the US, in a move to support and inform the IoT industry. Although shutdown dates varied, the closure of 2G and 3G…
US to deploy digital twins to support semiconductor manufacturing
Semiconductor manufacturing recently received what the industry hopes to be a big boost, as the Biden administration recently announced it would put $285m towards supporting manufacturing using digital twin technology. The CHIPS Manufacturing USA institute marks the first Manufacturing USA…
An error in e-gates sees long delays at airports
Automated border control systems or e-gates as they are commonly known, have come into question after a mass outage at major airports including Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and Luton meant airport staff had to process passengers manually. On Tuesday evening, e-gates…
Impact Jersey looks to use technology to support ageing population
Leveraging technology to support growing numbers of the elderly and an ageing population is being explored in a project developed by Jersey, which looks to address the potential issues created by an older population. Impact Jersey was officially launched in…
