Industrial stories - Page 59

Intended primarily for industrial applications, these popular printers combine state-of-the-art technology with usability, reliability and low TCO.

Innodisk unveils a revolutionary AIoT solution for the medical field, offering robust memory and storage solutions, enhancing diagnostics and patient care.

Productivity Commission's tech inquiry will better inform the NZ government about the impact of technology on work, says AI Forum NZ.

Positive Technologies says exploitation of these vulnerabilities could disturb operations by disrupting command transfer between components.

Itron, VINCI Energies' Electrix, and TCCS collaborate on creating an IIoT network for smart lighting in Canberra, Australia.

The report highlights the unique triple threat facing manufacturing, including the risks associated with IT, OT and IP.

Security spending in Asia/Pacific excluding Japan will surge by 20% to USD $16 billion in 2019, driven by heightened focus on combating cyber threats.

The Data Literacy Project has appointed eight data experts who aim to help organisations and individuals improve data literacy across the globe.

School children in New Zealand are taking a keen interest in technology, which is crucial for the country's future, says NZTech chief executive.

Cambium Networks expands its ePMP portfolio with new fixed wireless broadband solutions, enhancing connectivity options for service providers and enterprises.

Data centres are grappling with rising energy costs and environmental concerns, prompting a shift towards natural cooling techniques to enhance sustainability.

At specific risk are healthcare organisations, manufacturers, energy providers, and any business where building management technology is part of the IT network.

HP Australia dazzled Melbourne with its HP Evolution event, showcasing future tech in AI, immersive experiences, security, 3D printing, and more.

Sage debuts its new ERP solution, Sage Business Cloud Enterprise Management V12, empowering product-centric businesses to thrive in the digital revolution.

Following the announcement of Australia’s 2019 Federal Budget, as you would expect there have been mixed reactions, but ACS says there is progress.

Microsoft and the BMW Group announced a new community initiative to enable faster, more cost-effective innovation in the manufacturing sector.

Thales seals €4.8bn Gemalto buyout, forging a titan in digital security and identity, with a vast 80k workforce.

DJI Terra allows drone pilots to quickly generate 2D maps and 3D model reconstructions, plus analyse data and generate insights with analysis tools.

The company has taken the coveted position in the Public Cloud Infrastructure Professional and Managed Services, Worldwide Magic Quadrant.

The new processors are supposedly designed to support an expanding range of existing and emerging data centre and network workloads.