Monday, June 4, 2018

REVIEW: 6 enterprise-scale IoT platforms

Cisco taps AMD to power a hyper-dense server for data centers, edge computing

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Jun 04, 2018

REVIEW: 6 enterprise-scale IoT platforms

Here are the building blocks of successful enterprise internet of things deployment plus details about AWS IoT and IoT 1-Click, Cisco Jasper, Azure IoT, IBM Watson IoT and Google Cloud IoT Core. Read More ▶

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•	Cisco taps AMD to power a hyper-dense server for data centers, edge computing

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•	Cato Networks adds threat hunting to its Network as a Service

•	Study shows admins are doing a terrible job of patching servers

•	22 essential Linux security commands

•	Suddenly the server market is hot again

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4 Reasons Remote Monitoring is Your Best Move to Better Service

Download this free e-book to discover how companies are realizing proven returns with IoT-enabled remote monitoring, which can be quickly implemented and monetized. Read More ▶

Cisco taps AMD to power a hyper-dense server for data centers, edge computing

Cisco announces the C-Series C4200 server, a 2RU box comprised of the C4200 chassis and C125 server nodes that boosts processor-core density 128% using AMD EPYC 7000 CPUs. Read More ▶

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$29 For Two Etekcity Smart Plugs With Alexa Compatibility - Deal Alert

Turn your appliances on/off remotely from your mobile device, or with your voice via Alexa. Or automate with a schedule. The plug also monitors and helps control energy usage, and the slow drain that occurs even when devices aren't in use. Read More ▶

AMD's EPYC server encryption is the latest security system to fall

Researchers find they can recover data from encrypted VMs. Read More ▶

Cato Networks adds threat hunting to its Network as a Service

Security is a key benefit of using cloud-based networking services. And Cato Networks is kicking it up a notch by adding threat hunting as a service to its cloud network. Read More ▶

Study shows admins are doing a terrible job of patching servers

Three-quarters of examined open-source servers have unpatched exploits. Read More ▶

22 essential Linux security commands

If you're looking after the security of Linux systems, these are the commands you must know. Read More ▶

Suddenly the server market is hot again

Growth and new platforms are driving sales for a once-moribund market. Read More ▶

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Remote Monitoring Provides Real-Time Information for Improved Servicing

In the "Quick Start Guide: Monitoring Equipment with IoT" eBook, Tech-Clarity, an independent manufacturing technology research firm, shows how manufacturers can use remote monitoring to quickly identify failures and efficiently repair equipment. Tech-Clarity provides actionable steps that manufacturers can take to connect remote equipment, gather the right data and put that data to use. Read More ▶

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