Tern Share Discussion Threads

[still waiting] 11/5/2018 07:55

Hopefully AS will give it a big rub so he can produce an rns worthy of the interest.

[kkrriiss2] 11/5/2018 07:53

TERN was the 8th highest traded stock on Aim in April

Its firmly now on investors radar ...this Genie cant go back in the bottle...

[tyrano1] 11/5/2018 07:48

KK, the future is very bright indeed. Now let's get Comodo and Intel launched.

[warrenfingerfood] 11/5/2018 07:48

I was hoping we would know what it is by now.

“Al Sisto, CEO of Tern, commented on the Placing: "This Placing provides us
with capital to continue delivering on our strategy to add to our portfolio
of IoT businesses, and establish Tern as a leading IoT investment company”

[loughton] 11/5/2018 07:43

Poor Gabby The Fool, just like all the idiot clowns, not the sharpest tool in the box.

Bleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss.

[troutisout] 11/5/2018 07:34

gab147,

Then perhaps you shouldn't be investing.

[kkrriiss2] 10/5/2018 23:40

Rave reviews for new Azure features provided by keyscaler

Microsoft's cloud-based IoT connectivity, provisioning and management service, Azure IoT Hub, is gaining a new automatic device management feature that eliminates many of the repetitive tasks associated with configuring and updating large IoT device fleets

[gab147] 10/5/2018 23:08

I'm still not certain what you are actually implying

[still waiting] 10/5/2018 23:06

Symantec in a bit of a mess, no growth.

[troutisout] 10/5/2018 23:06

Well I conclude that the fall has produced more buyers than sellers and that these sellers have managed to get 7.5m away and possibly another 0.5m today (await print tomorrow).

Very few people have that many .....

[gab147] 10/5/2018 22:07

troutisout....and your conclusion is?

[still waiting] 10/5/2018 22:01

The defense-in-depth Azure Sphere OS provides multiple layers of security. It combines security innovations pioneered in Windows, a security monitor, and a custom Linux kernel to create a highly secured software environment and a trustworthy platform for IoT.

Azure Sphere Security Service is a turnkey cloud service that monitors all the Azure Sphere devices. It also brokers trust using renewable certificates, George noted, enabling a device to trust adjacent devices that it might be communicating with. The system detects emerging security threats across the entire Azure Sphere ecosystem through online failure reporting.

As part of its commitment to security, Microsoft has been working with the Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC) to create a Security Maturity Model. “It’s sort of the first comprehensive cyber-physical security model,” George explained.

[troutisout] 10/5/2018 22:00

So on Tuesday we had a delayed trade from Friday for 0.5m, on Wednesday we had a delayed trade from Tuesday for 5m, on Thursday we had a delayed trade from Wednesday for 2m and today saw at least 0.5m more buys than sells..... What's that add up to?

[still waiting] 10/5/2018 21:45

Does Symantec have anything left ?

[steptoes yard] 10/5/2018 21:42

Disappointing results from Symantec Inc tonight. Maybe they should make an acquisition whilst they still have the reserves? More likely a yesterday company as todays solutions for tomorrow are sourced from new market entrants.

As I stated this morning, I'm not interested in the daily stock price fluctuations just the exit price(s).

[johnma] 10/5/2018 21:38

Well said Mike - they are multinational organizations and are not about to procure the wrong partner - long hold DA

[loughton] 10/5/2018 21:37

You have got to love the bullsh1t from Mad Mike Rudehorn the criminal liar.

What you actually have is a pub team that no-one wants.

Now let sink in.


Mike Routhorn10 May '18 - 21:30 - 94271 of 94272
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I have said this before but it bears repeating.

If your team signs Messi, Ronaldo and Salah you are unlikely to say 'well that's all very nice but I think I'll reserve judgement until I see them score some goals'.

If Microsift, Intel, Thales, Gemalto, Comodo and Digicert need your product to fully secure the IoT offerings which have cost them a fat fortune to develop you are unlikely to say 'well that's all very nice but I think I'll reserve judgement until I see some income'.

Well, you might.

But I very much doubt either the market or potential buyers of DA will.

[still waiting] 10/5/2018 21:32

1hr ago





Following on from an announcement it made earlier in the month about investing $5 billion in Internet of Things (IoT) technologies over the next four years, at the Hannover Fair, Microsoft unveiled the latest of what it’s been working on—and still working on, in many cases—for the manufacturing sector.

“IoT solutions are pretty complex—connecting to and managing devices, storage systems, cloud gateways for managing devices, integration services,” commented Sam George, partner director for Azure Internet of Things at Microsoft. “We have several major areas of focus, but the biggest area of focus is on simplifying IoT for our customers.”

Central to the latest announcements around Microsoft’s Azure IoT Suite are bringing Azure IoT Hub to Azure Stack, which extends the Azure cloud environment to on-premise environments; an automatic discovery service for its Connected Factory; long-term archival of time series data; and a preview of Azure Sphere, which brings industrial-grade security to edge devices.

Automatic device discovery

A preconfigured IoT solution that Microsoft has based on the OPC UA interoperability standard is Connected Factory, which the company unveiled at Hannover Fair last year. This year at Hannover, they brought out components to simplify onboarding and securing industrial assets—including OPC Twin and Global Discovery Server, which automatically detect, register and perform a security audit on industrial assets.

This solves one of the harder parts of creating a connected factory, according to George. “Even though we have this preconfigured solution, it still had to know what devices to connect to, which took time,” he said. “Using this approach, it’s really plug and play. It can auto-discover all the machines that are running on it.”

Secure IoT

Microsoft recognizes the importance of a holistic approach to IoT security—robust enough to handle system complexity throughout the IoT ecosystem. In fact, part of the company’s $5 billion IoT investment is geared toward significantly improving IoT security.

[mike routhorn] 10/5/2018 21:30

I have said this before but it bears repeating.

If your team signs Messi, Ronaldo and Salah you are unlikely to say 'well that's all very nice but I think I'll reserve judgement until I see them score some goals'.

If Microsoft, Intel, Thales, Gemalto, Comodo and Digicert need your product to fully secure the IoT offerings which have cost them a fat fortune to develop you are unlikely to say 'well that's all very nice but I think I'll reserve judgement until I see some income'.

Well, you might.

But I very much doubt either the market or potential buyers of DA will.

[still waiting] 10/5/2018 21:27

Exactly.

DA can solve the blockchain IoT developments.

[suncanaria] 10/5/2018 21:26

Plus1 has a security flaw, the sponsors are being drained by IP address manipulation , they need TERN to sort it.

However, tonight's coins maybe an indication of where the share price is going.

[loughton] 10/5/2018 21:26

Here's some facts for you.

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No sales to RNS.

Delayed FS.

Cashflow problems.

Loss making.

Not a single dollar raised.

DA had to have the loan extended by 3 months.

Continuous funding required to stay afloat.

Convertible holder and placings selling out.

Insolvent.

'Worth' less than 1/100p

'Great investment' = piece of string!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PMSL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[loughton] 10/5/2018 21:25

No-one takes you seriously clown.

stead41 10 May '18 - 19:31 - 17993 of 17994