Low-Earth orbit is suddenly the hottest Internet domain
The needs of edge computing are turning the edge of space into an entrepreneurial playground. A space startup in France…
Articles By Jim Nash
Jim Nash is a business journalist. His byline has appeared in The New York Times, Investors Business Daily, Robotics Business Review, Biometric Update and other publications.
Tachyum books its first universal-chip design
Chip designer Tachyum Inc. has sold its first reference design, the Prodigy Universal Processor AI/HPC, to an undisclosed customer for…
$20 million in venture funding for NGD Systems’ computational storage drive
Enterprise storage player NGD Systems has reported a $20 million financing round from a collection of investors including an investment…
DARPA wants a stronger 5G future-without Huawei
The U.S. Department of Defense has issued a challenge for ideas that would make 5G mobile networks open, programmable and…
Smart-building budgets are up, but don’t forget cybersecurity
Faced with maturing software and growing tenant demands, commercial real-estate owners and operators are putting more money into smart-building budgets….
Venture money to bring LoRa sensors to SST Wireless
Venture capital firm Momenta Ventures has made an investment in SST Wireless, which makes wireless sensors that are placed in…
Vulnerabilities could silence thousands of GE patient monitors
In yet another incident revealing the vulnerability of networked devices, six GE Healthcare vulnerabilities were disclosed Jan. 23 by the…
Edge roundup: Two mystery boxes, a sales spike and coveted certification
Edge hardware news that highlights growing sales and interest in the sector in January included the commercial debut of an…
Pluribus offers support for two new edge-focused switches in updated Netvisor software
Pluribus Networks has rolled out expanded product capabilities for its Netvisor One operating system and its Adaptive Cloud Fabric data…
Telefonica builds then divides its new Tech unit following corporate slashing
Spanish telecommunications player Telefonica S.A. wants to sell up to 49 percent of a new unit focused on edge-related technology…
