#IoT

#IoT

Air transport industry technology provider Sita has launched a high-speed fibre-optic service that delivers "ultra-reliable", scalable and secure connectivity that could soon bypass copper cables in complex airport environments. The firm believes that to date, bandwidth limitations, high latency and costly maintenance have meant platforms deployed at airports have sometimes fallen short. Technologically, the Sita passive optical network (PON)-enabled fibre infrastructure, optical network terminals and centralised network will collectively deliver "uninterrupted", high-bandwidth connectivity across crowded airports.

The DC motor-driven conical-burr grinder offers eight RPM speed settings and 70 steps of adjustment within the espresso range, accessible through a dedicated touchscreen. Its three modes of operation include manual, grind-by-weight and grind-by-time. The brewing system includes an insulated dedicated brew boiler and a scale in the receptacle platform for brew-by-weight features. Dual 15-bar Ulka pumps and multiple needle valves enable rapid-response pressure profiling within a 3-to-15-bar adjustment range, with up to four flow modes assignable per phase of stable pressure.

Most businesses today rely on telecom far beyond simple calls or SMS. The future of the telecom industry is about powering digital communications, cloud services, IoT ecosystems, and enterprise connectivity. Imagine running an e-commerce store in 2025: AI chatbots handle customer service, sales reps close deals over video calls, and logistics teams track shipments in real time via IoT sensors. None of this works without global telecom innovations.

In Jacques Tati's Mon Oncle (1958), architecture itself becomes a character: sliding doors, an automatic fountain, gates that emit mechanical sounds, devices that both enchant and frustrate the inhabitants. The comedy arises precisely from the fact that these seemingly trivial systems silently shape everyday life. More than six decades later, the observation seems prophetic. In contemporary buildings, countless systems work autonomously and discreetly, going unnoticed when they function well.

The analyst's Private network deployment tracker contained three defining characteristics of a private network: dedicated resources, including network infrastructure, platform and/or spectrum which may not be physically dedicated but can be logically dedicated such as in network slicing; dedicated user groups/SIMs where access to the network is controlled and limited to a group of certain users who may have logically dedicated SIMs, which may be virtual; and customised KPIs where the network is designed and customised to meet use case requirements that can't be met by best-effort public networks.

With the Wi-Fi security fundamentals covered, we are ready to get our hands dirty and explore practical applications in capturing WPA handshakes using a Raspberry Pi.

Hubble Network aims to establish a global Bluetooth network through satellite technology, enhancing tracking capabilities and potentially extending device battery life significantly.

The convergence of IoT and AI, termed AIoT, enhances efficiencies and enables devices to learn and adapt, revolutionizing decision-making for industries and individuals.

Cisco’s mission is to ensure that businesses fall into the category of those adept with AI by providing essential infrastructure, safety, and support.

The integration of DigiCert Device Trust Manager with Panasonic's PAN-MaX service aims to streamline Matter certification and accelerate secure device production, driving efficiency.

Whoop published content which most certainly was to influence and convince people to buy the product, that clearly stated there was free upgrades. This has been removed as if it never happened.

User access to data from connected devices will be crucial, requiring companies to design products for secure direct sharing, with compliance obligations beginning in September 2027.