Power over Wi-Fi: The end of IoT-sensor batteries?

Edge security: There's lots of attack surfaces to worry about

Network World IoT Alert February 25, 2019

Power over Wi-Fi: The end of IoT-sensor batteries? New materials and techniques for collecting power from radio waves could spur mass battery-free Internet of Things (IoT) sensors. Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories • Edge security: There's lots of attack surfaces to worry about • Why predictive maintenance hasn't taken off as expected • IoT roundup: Outer space, the building is getting smart, and trucking • Cisco exec. details how Wi-Fi 6 and 5G will fire-up enterprises in 2019 and beyond

Edge security: There's lots of attack surfaces to worry about Making edge computing safe means applying sound security principles to the unique edge environment. Read more ▶

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Why predictive maintenance hasn't taken off as expected A recent Bain & Company report suggests predictive maintenance is just one area of industrial IoT that hasn't met expectations. Read more ▶

IoT roundup: Outer space, the building is getting smart, and trucking This IoT roundup covers a satellite-based IoT network, commercial real estate, and IoT on the road. Read more ▶

Cisco exec. details how Wi-Fi 6 and 5G will fire-up enterprises in 2019 and beyond Cisco's Scott Harrell says Wi-Fi 6 and 5G will change how businesses think about wired vs. wireless networking and add new options for SD-WAN deployments. Read more ▶

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