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NXP Announces New Automotive Ultra-Wideband Chip Capable of Turning Smartphones into Car Keysedit
In conjunction with the launch of the IC, NXP, BMW Group, Continental and others are jointly working on UWB implementations through the Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC) and IEEE to ensure the best customer experiences at the intersection of the vehicle, mobile, and consumer devices. These standardization efforts aim to enable a global standard for handsfree smart access and other automotive localization use cases based on UWB.
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Opinion | Five emerging cybersecurity trends we need to watch out for next yearedit
More IoT devices, more risks: As 5G networks roll out, the use of connected internet of things (IoT) devices will accelerate dramatically, massively increasing networks vulnerability to large scale, multivector Gen V cyberattacks. IoT devices and their connections to networks and clouds are still a weak link in security. its hard to get visibility of devices, and they have complex security requirements.
CyberSecurityIoTDigital Health: Invest in innovationsedit
Similarly, with the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud computing, doctors can track and monitor the vital health parametres of a patient at any given point in time. While the data helps doctors treat patients better, it has the potential to allow healthcare payers and other providers to offer better and more personalised services by leveraging this data.
Cloud ComputingIoT in HealthcareCyberattacks up 26% in Q3 2019: Subexedit
By Tanmay Tiwary
Smart cities, financial services, and transportation sectors lead the sectoral rankings in terms of cyberattacks, according to Subexs state of internet of things (IoT) security report India for Q3 2019.
cyber attacksFinancial ServiceIoTSmart CitiesTransportationBreaking The Language Barrier: Ankit Prasad, Founder & CEO, Bobble AI Technologiesedit
The world now lives on clouds and almost every known dimension of life on earth is constantly impacted by the internet of things (IoT), big data and artificial intelligence (AI). This is a $40 billion industry with ample opportunities, but also one in which competition is the toughest. Basically it is an input method editing software industry, with products like keyboard, voice, camera and languages content.
AIBig DataIoTBlockchain to Generate $3.1 Trillion in New Biz Worldwide by 2030edit
By Avneet Oberoi
As of 2025, it is expected of blockchain to become more advanced by taking under its umbrella, many of those small aspects and Technologies which are currently working independently. These comprise of Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI) and decentralized self sovereign (SSI) solutions.
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Retrofitting technology to convert conventional cars into EVedit
Claiming to be an initiative to provide a sustainable solution to air pollution in Delhi, an Electric Vehicle startup company has launched a technology of EV conversions here on Thursday.
Electric VehiclesRetro-fiittingEVs could plateau global oil demand by 2030, forecasts IEAedit
Global oil demand will hit a plateau around 2030 as the use of more efficient cars and electric vehicles ends an expansion that dominated the past century, the International Energy Agency predicts.
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2,000 e-vehicles have been procured by Energy Efficiency Services, as against initial target of 10,000 owing to lack of demand
e-vehiclesDeveloping EV infrastructure in India will take time, says Hondaedit
By Neha Chaliawala
While Honda will continue investment in its EV program for India, it will wait for the infrastructure to be developed in the country before marketing its electric twowheelers.
EV InfrastructureBengal Govt to help popularise ebusesedit
West Bengal Government, as per a new scheme, has decided to give special facilities to ebusowners so that they dont run into losses. This move is aimed at making electric buses (ebus), which are environment friendly, more popular, the official sources here on Thursday said.
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Need to promote apprenticeship to develop high skill levels: Hindustan Unilever Chairman, MD Sanjiv Mehtaedit
He also opined that the education system should address the present day skill needs. Unlearning (old skills) and relearning of new skills would be required at a time when new technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, predictive analytics and internet of things (IoT) are taking over some of the critical functions in todays organisations.
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