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IoT specialist Software AG hit by $23mn ransomware attack accessing staff data

Software AG, a Germany-based enterprise software company, has become the latest technology company to report a major ransomware attack, Jeremy Cowan reports.

Data Union framework launched, Streamr calls for IoT developers to join

The Data Union, a framework which allows IoT app developers to offer new data monetisation opportunities to users, moves today from public beta to full launch.

IoT Global Awards – The countdown is officially on!

The IoT Global Awards is a prestigious awards programme honouring the most innovative companies, products and individual talent in 11 IoT industry categories.

Advanced Packaging Market to witness steady growth of 8% during 2020-2026

According to a recent study from market research firm Global Market Insights, the advanced packaging market is set to grow from its current market value of more than $25 billion (€21.17 billion) to over $40 billion (€33.87 billion) by 2026, gaining remarkable traction over the 2020 to 2026 period.

Road to 5G migration starts with securing 4G, says Positive Technologies report

Positive Technologies has published a new report called Migrating mobile networks to 5G: a smooth and secure approach. The report details how mobile network operators (MNOs) who have already begun upgrading to 5G networks can make the journey of migration from previous generation networks without exposing themselves and subscribers to existing and new risks.

Vodafone joins Midlands Future Mobility to trial 5G connected roads and automated vehicles

Vodafone UK has partnered with autonomous vehicle consortium, Midlands Future Mobility, to deploy 5G on key test routes in the West Midlands.

A smarter, faster way to manage and reduce risks on rail networks

The UK suffered a spate of high profile tragedies on its rail network in the late ’90s and early 2000s. Fortunately, since then rail accidents have been mercifully absent from the news – indeed the UK has had over a decade of zero deaths on its railways, says Stuart Large, product line director, Fotech.