Tern Share Discussion Threads

[duxy786] 06/9/2019 07:58

Money could be the big announcement.....another loan and placing, wonder what sweepie will do with his 1 code then...lol

[duxy786] 06/9/2019 07:48

Sorry, forgot to coy this section on scales.."Because GlobalSign's IoT Identity Platform and IoT Edge Enroll are highly scalable, capable of issuing over 3,000 certificates per second and millions per day, they are ideally suited to the high-volume Azure IoT Hub ecosystem. Customers eager to test a proof of concept (PoC) with low volume certificate issuance and then rapidly scale to thousands or millions of certificates in full production, will find the GlobalSign and Azure integration a smooth path to success."That right, 3000 CERTIFICATES per SECOND.LOL

[1happydays] 06/9/2019 07:46

duxy posting random links to show that other things are happening in the world of IT / IOT.

I think we have reached the edge of our experts knowledge, it wasn't a long road to travel!!

[duxy786] 06/9/2019 07:37

Twilio Partners with Microsoft Azure IoT, Adds Identity and Authentication Capabilities to its IoT Connectivity OfferingIoT solutions often ignore identity and authentication best practices due to cost and complexity, introducing security risksTrust Onboard reduces complexity around identification and authentication for makers of cellular IoT devicesAnnounces integration with Microsoft Azure IoT enabling developers to automatically authenticate devices to Azure's IoT cloud platformSAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Twilio (NYSE: TWLO), the leading cloud communications platform, today announced Trust Onboard, a feature for its IoT SIMs that enables developers to identify and authenticate cellular connected devices against cloud services. Twilio launched Programmable Wireless in April 2018, and has shipped more than a million SIMs that provide global connectivity to IoT developers. With Trust Onboard, Twilio now delivers connectivity, device identification and authentication capabilities on a single SIM, dramatically accelerating IoT time to market. At Microsoft Build, Twilio also announced integration with Azure IoT as part of Microsoft's IoT Plug and Play connectivity, allowing IoT developers to sync devices to their Azure cloud from the Twilio Console, establishing trust as soon as the device comes onlinehttps://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20190506005620/en/Twilio-Partners-Microsoft-Azure-IoT-Adds-Identity

[duxy786] 06/9/2019 07:31

GlobalSign safeguards the certified equipment and equipment webservers of LXI members, from the manufacturing floor through end-customer deployment. This is accomplished through a device identity provisioning and management system, built on the GlobalSign IoT Identity Platform in partnership with security framework provider beame.io's authentication services.LXI Consortium Selects GlobalSign as its Device Identity Provider of Choice to Secure all LXI compliant deviceshttps://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/lxi-consortium-selects-globalsign-as-its-device-identity-provider-of-choice-to-secure-all-lxi-compliant-devices-300867609.html

[sweepie2] 06/9/2019 07:30

Monday news release, blind faith in the one code, more fool me

[jonc] 06/9/2019 07:30

Next year will be worse.

[jprich] 06/9/2019 07:29

Barely 3 months left in the year some were confident of 2 funding this year. 2 is looking ropey. I was hopeful for at least FVR even that is looking 50/50 for this year as days go by with nothing.Hopefully confirmation of no more funding for DA and a few other positive news in the next few months may take us higher. Not a great year for genuine tern shareholders so far.

[jonc] 06/9/2019 07:28

Because those who don't wear rose tinted glasses can see the reality. It is a dog. A right woofer. A mutt. A mongrel. It has distemper.It should be euthanised before it eats more shareholders funds.

[duxy786] 06/9/2019 07:27

So what exactly is network slicing and how important is it to IoT securityhttps://www.theinternetofallthings.com/so-what-exactly-is-network-slicing-and-how-important-is-it-to-iot-security/

[duxy786] 06/9/2019 07:23

Why is it that all these companies can't get $10 million raised in places like silicon valley but device Authority, which supposedly has the all inclusive iot platform, that, according to the lying rampers on this thread, everyone wants, yet they can't raise a mere $10 million. Here is yet another startup who has quickly raised money, who don't even have a product or service to offer (unlike DA).....IoT startup Astrocast raises US$ 9.2 million to develop IoT modules for Secure Communicationshttps://www.cisomag.com/iot-startup-astrocast-raises-us-9-2-million-to-develop-iot-modules-for-secure-communications/

[duxy786] 06/9/2019 07:17

US Energy Department Funds Trial of Factom Blockchain to Secure Power Gridhttps://www.coindesk.com/us-energy-department-funds-trial-of-factom-blockchain-to-secure-power-grid

[duxy786] 06/9/2019 07:03

https://www.zdnet.com/article/palo-alto-networks-delivers-strong-q4-acquires-zingbox-for-iot-security/

[still waiting] 05/9/2019 21:48

He has his b shares so will want a big exit like everyone else.

[dave444] 05/9/2019 21:42

I am on the ball with progress but not with employees - he obviously had his face put out and left

[mike routhorn] 05/9/2019 21:39

SW, might be worth following this story -

[still waiting] 05/9/2019 21:24

Def., same time Rao came onboard I think.

[1happydays] 05/9/2019 21:22

dave keep up m8 he went at least a year ago, might be two.

[sweepie2] 05/9/2019 21:19

Believe in the one code for one more day unless its UTGP winding poor me up


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[sweepie2] 05/9/2019 21:13

What is LoRaWAN and how is it impacting the internet of things? Learn more about the applications of this new technology and how it will benefit us in future.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is still enjoying the early stages of explosive growth; masses of excited headlines coupled with an attention-grabbing range of commercial applications. Though LoRaWAN has been around for more than five years, the adoption of IoT has given it a new lease of life and it’s become a key element in the IoT connectivity mix

With less hardwareo deploy, a more seamless interaction across the network, and robust data security, LoRaWAN is already making a difference to the way we see IoT in future.

But what is it and how is it making an impact?



What is LoRaWAN?


Put simply, it’s a low-powered and efficient technology that creates an IoT network across a wide geographical region – from a power station, to a farm, to an entire smart city.

Based on the LoRa modulation method for transmitting radio signals, it is designed for long-range, low-power and bi-directional communications between battery-operated sensors. It is proving a very cost-effective way of allowing smart applications to be deployed across large distances in cities or across the countryside.



Essentially, LPWAN fills the gap between mobile communications such as 4G and LTE, and short-range wireless communications like WiFi and Bluetooth.



The benefits of LoRaWAN


This technology has huge benefits over other, more traditional approaches to communication.

First and foremost, LoRaWAN has a low deployment cost compared to alternatives. Its low power consumption, and the fact that sensors can be powered by batteries with a lifetime of 5 – 10 years, means these networks are perfect for IoT communications between sensors, databases and applications.

Its ability to work well over huge distances also gives it the advantage of being usable regardless of whether you’re in an urban or rural environment. Plus, its low bandwidth communication makes it great for practical deployments that need less data, on an irregular basis, such as with local government waste checks (knowing if bins are full and ready for collection, etc) in a smart city environment.





Where LoRaWAN can make a difference with the IoT


LoRaWAN networks are being trialled and tested around the world, with many installations already in place and the technology increasingly being deployed to deliver connectivity for the IoT. In turn, this is paving the way for innovative new ways of working and living. The advantages of this style of IoT network mean that it is ideal for applications in industries such as agriculture, industrial installations, utility metering and logistics, but we’re already seeing people think even bigger—working with LoRaWAN technology to create smart buildings and entire smart cities.

In short, the potential of IoT ecosystems underpinned by LoRaWAN networks is rich and diverse. LoRaWAN can help to improve existing services, or it can unlock entirely new ways of tackling challenges such as air pollution in cities, or waste management.

Meanwhile, out in the countryside, some wineries are engaging LoRaWAN technology for up-to-date soil moisture tracking in their vineyards.

It’s this kind of efficient communication that lifts LoRaWAN above other connectivity solutions like 3G, 4G or even 5G, and will enable us to create an IoT that truly lives up to its potential and gives us the chance to work and live more effectively.

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[dave444] 05/9/2019 21:06

Does that mean Talbot has gone

[still waiting] 05/9/2019 21:02

Military battlefield is a big target for Microsoft I think.