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March 21 · Issue #13 · View online |
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Wine and Technology: a perfect match - Barbara IoT
Let’s face it, I love wine, specially red wine. And given my profession, I love technology. That’s why I was pleasantly surprised when my couple and I visited SOMMOS winery facilities, in Barbastro, north of Spain.
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Moscow Boosts Public Vehicle Efficiency With Internet of Things Technology
The Department of Information Technologies’ IoT system is tracking the locations and status of 22,000 vehicles throughout the Russian city, to automate dispatching and thereby reduce fuel overconsumption; next, it plans to examine the possibility of tracking vehicle driver activity via wristbands or brain-wave sensors.
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UK Government sets cyber security guidelines for millions of IoT devices
The government has put in place new measures for manufacturers to boost cyber security in millions of internet connected devices
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How Will Blockchain Impact the Internet of Things? — Red Herring
According to Gartner, by 2020, the Internet of Things (IoT) installed base, excluding PCs, tablets, and smartphones, will reach 26 billion units, empowering a market worth of $3 trillion. By 2025, the total global worth of IoT technology could be as much as $6.2tr – most from devices in health care ($2.5tr) and manufacturing ($2.3tr). Another analysis estimates that blockchain will add $3.1tr in business value by 2030.
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Industrial IoT USA April 18-19
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IoT Madrid Forum April 25
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Internet of Things World - May 14-17
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