Category: Smart Grid

Dispersive Networks Hopes to Be the Future of Secure Networking

The December 2015 Ukraine power grid cyberattack was the first successful attack on a power grid and this event gave
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IoT Connectivity Standards? Still a Confusing Mess.

62 million European households will soon have smart gas meters as reported on IoT Evolution with an annual growth rate
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Does Tesla Know Proprietary is Typically Wrong?

BMW is working to build a charging network and unlike Tesla who is using proprietary tech, they are utilizing the
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How SmartSenseCom uses Microphones to Detect Drone Threats

A frequent concern I have shared these past months is drones used as weapons – whether they are equipped with
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Photoluminescent Paint Markers Could Save Taxpayers Billions

Earlier today I discussed how governments can likely save billions of dollars by consolidating their overlapping digital library efforts. While
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Julius Genachowski Makes Brilliant Move at FCC in Hiring Henning Schulzrinne as CTO

Earlier this month, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski announced the appointment of Henning Schulzrinne as Chief Technology Officer – a major
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American Superconductor and the Case of Chinese Industrial Espionage

  Last year I had a chance to sit down with Jason Fredette of American Superconductor about their state of
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FreeWave Technologies Provides Secure, Long-Range Radio Communications

Submarine cable systems between the UK, Canada and Paris became essential in the 1850s as the British government found itself
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Why Blocked AT&T, T-Mobile USA Deal is Good for Growth

Critics might say, in the history of M&A, it is difficult to recall one instance where more jobs were created
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What the Post-Hurricane Irene Cavalry Looks Like

The closest thing we have to a modern-day cavalry has got to be these utility trucks hopefully on their way
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