Researchers in China have unveiled an optical device that can generate and switch between electric and magnetic “vortex” light patterns, a breakthrough that could bolster the reliability of next-generation terahertz wireless communications. The device produces structured light vortices, known as…
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Myriota introduces AssetHawk, enabling scalable global asset tracking anywhere on Earth
Myriota announced the launch of AssetHawk. A rugged, long-life asset tracker, AssetHawk is engineered to deliver reliable global visibility beyond the reach of traditional cellular networks. As supply chains grow increasingly complex, blind spots and outages in terrestrial coverage create…
5 common IoT devices that pose an easy target for hackers
Eleanor Hecks, Managing Editor of Designerly Magazine, looks at five common devices that attract attackers, asks why they are easy to exploit and what to do about them. From smart kettles to office security systems, Internet of Things (IoT) devices…
Nscale warns AI’s energy appetite outpaces renewables
As the world races to build the infrastructure powering artificial intelligence, Karl Havard, Chief Commercial Officer at Nvidia-backed Cloud provider Nscale, has warned that the pace of AI development is now far outstripping the ability of renewable energy systems to…
Analog Devices launches Power Studio to accelerate complex power system design
Analog Devices, the US-based semiconductor manufacturer, has unveiled a new suite of design tools aimed at simplifying and accelerating the development of increasingly complex power systems. The company’s latest offering, ADI Power Studio, brings together a group of products that…
Septentrio and Xona join forces to advance LEO satellite navigation technology
Belgium-based satellite positioning firm Septentrio, part of the Swedish technology group Hexagon, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with California’s Xona Space Systems to accelerate the adoption of next-generation satellite navigation technologies that promise higher accuracy and resilience than…
70% of people in the EU used smart devices
In 2024, 70.9% of people in the EU used Internet-connected devices, otherwise known as smart devices. The highest share of users of Internet-connected devices in the EU was recorded in the Netherlands (94.8%), followed by Ireland (90.6%), and Denmark (87%).…
How Edge AI is driving intuitive audio experiences: Q&A with Ceva
The collaboration between Elliptic Labs and Ceva is part of the company’s wider strategy of identifying application partners they believe can show the value of its NeuPro architecture, said Chad Lucien, Vice President and General Manager of the Sensors and…
Cellular IoT connectivity revenues increased 12% in 2024
Cellular IoT connectivity revenues increased 12% to hit €14.2 billion in 2024. This is according to the latest report from Berg Insight, as it projects there will be 6.4 billion IoT devices connected to cellular networks by 2029, generating annual…
What to know about PumaBot: new malware attacking IoT devices
Zachary Amos, Features Editor of ReHack Magazine, distils information about PumaBot: what to know about this malware and how to protect yourself Britain’s CCTV cameras, smart metres and streetlight controllers are lucrative stepping-stones for cyber criminals. A fresh malware strain…