Britain’s museums and galleries remain vulnerable to thefts and cyber-attacks that could put priceless collections at risk, MPs have warned. A report by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) said major security failures in recent years, including the theft of thousands…
onsemi to acquire Synaptics in $7bn deal to expand Edge AI and industrial IoT capabilities
onsemi has agreed to acquire Synaptics in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $7 billion, a deal that brings together power management, sensing, Edge AI compute, and wireless connectivity technologies as semiconductor vendors race to build integrated platforms for industrial…
Game, set, monitor: how glucose tracking became big medical IoT
When Alexander Zverev walked off court after his semi-final defeat to Taylor Fritz at the Halle Open, the explanation was not tactical, physical, or psychological. It was data. According to Reuters, Zverev said a malfunctioning medical glucose sensor left him…
Beating the heatwave: five ways IoT networks are safeguarding infrastructure in a warming world
There was a certain irony to the opening day of London Climate Action Week 2026. As policymakers, business leaders, and climate experts gathered across the capital to discuss climate action and resilience, there was plenty of data to show a…
French State selects ChapsVision platform to unlock insights from sovereign data
The French government has selected ChapsVision’s Argonos platform as the foundation of a major national data-processing initiative, highlighting the growing importance of sovereign technologies capable of managing data generated across increasingly connected environments. The award forms part of the OTDH…
How the 2026 FIFA World Cup’s smart stadiums and digital systems are creating new cybersecurity risks across host cities
England’s 4-2 win over Croatia on Tuesday night offered an early reminder that goals are rarely in short supply at a World Cup. Yet as fans celebrate the action on the pitch, security teams across the US, Canada, and Mexico…
Avoiding an own goal: hospitality venues prepare for World Cup WiFi surge
England’s first World Cup match against Croatia tonight will test nerves on the pitch, but it could also provide an early stress test for hospitality WiFi networks. According to new research from Sky Business, nearly two-thirds of fans watching games…
Matter moves beyond the smart home as Silicon Labs validates 200-node Thread network
Matter, the connectivity standard designed to simplify interoperability across connected devices, is showing signs that it could support deployments far beyond the smart home after Silicon Labs unveiled a 200-node Matter-over-Thread validation network aimed at commercial and industrial use cases.…
Digital Matter targets end-to-end supply chain tracking with Griffin Air launch for air cargo operations
Australia-based IoT hardware specialist Digital Matter has launched the Griffin Air, a rugged GPS asset tracker designed for air freight and global logistics operations, as it seeks to address long-standing visibility and compliance challenges across multimodal supply chains. The device…
Ambient Scientific details roadmap beyond IoT with ambitions for laptops and servers
Ambient Scientific has provided fresh details of its long-term processor roadmap, outlining ambitions to expand its low-power AI technology beyond IoT devices and into applications including laptops, servers, and network infrastructure. The company, which specialises in ultra-low-power AI processors for…