5 smart cities players a step ahead of Google’s Sidewalk Labs Just when it seemed that the hype around smart cities had reached a plateau, a new tech behemoth — and one with more street cred than most when it comes to genuine disruption — has decided to join the party. The news officially came … Continue reading 5 smart cities players a step ahead of #Google ‘s #Sidewalk_Labs→
AT&T Expands IoT with 945k New Connections in Q1 2015 AT&T, Monday announced that it has struck IoT agreements with more than 136 companies across numerous industries, including agriculture, automotive, aviation, energy, healthcare, transportation, security and supply chain logistics. AT&T also notes that its network had nearly 22 million IoT connected devices worldwide as end … Continue reading AT&T Expands IoT with 945k New Connections in Q1 2015→
Top 10 companies shaping the future of smart grid technology New technological innovations in the world of data, electronics and information sharing have revolutionized the electrical grid. Smart grids enable a more energy efficient electrical grid, saving money for both utility companies and consumers, which is why so many reputable companies are focused on creating … Continue reading Top 10 companies shaping the future of smart grid technology→
Bill Virgin: Smart sensors could add to convenience By now you’ve run into at least one reference to smart thermostats, refrigerators and, if the speaker is being a bit smart-alecky, toasters — household appliances that by virtue of low-cost, miniaturized sensors and processors and high-speed high-capacity wireless networks can not only swap information but do … Continue reading Bill Virgin: Smart sensors could add to convenience→
Smart microgrids to help data centers, farm communities use locally produced power Strategic use of locally produced, renewable energy through smart microgrids can reduce power costs and help prevent outages, according to assistant professors Wei Sun and Reinaldo Tonkoski of the electrical engineering and computer science department. They are developing the smart power management technologies … Continue reading Smart microgrids to help data centers, farm communities use locally produced power→
Internet of things gets massive boost with Intel-Altera deal After the acquisition of Broadcom by Avago a few days and that of Freescale by NXP a couple of months ago, Intel has announced that it is buying Altera for a cool $16.7 billion (about £11 billion, AU$22 billion). The deal, which began life as a … Continue reading #Internet_of_things gets massive boost with #Intel – #Altera deal→
Electric Power Substation Automation Market Worth $48.25 Billion by 2020 According to a new market research report (Electric Power Substation Automation Market by components…), the total market was valued at $29.49 Million in 2013 and is expected to reach $48.25 Billion by 2020, at an estimated CAGR of 6.71% between 2014 and 2020. Electric power … Continue reading #Electric_Power #Substation_Automation Market Worth $48.25 Billion by 2020→
Markets for Sensors for the Smart Grid: 2014-2021 • The “smart grid” is still in an early stage of deployment, but is evolving to suit advanced sensor technologies. Smart grids require multiple sensing, monitoring, and control functions at various levels—thus presenting several opportunities for smart grid sensors going forward. Not all these opportunities are available … Continue reading Markets for Sensors for the Smart Grid : 2014-2021→
500 Vendors Vying for $380 Billion Power Sector “Internet of Things” Market WASHINGTON, May 27, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — The Internet of Things (IoT) is a much-hyped market promising a number of futuristic applications. The reality is that the first mass deployment of the IoT has already occurred in the electric power sector. Smart grid infrastructure … Continue reading 500 Vendors Vying for $380 Billion Power Sector “Internet of Things” Market→
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