IEEE Adopts OpenFog Reference Architecture as Fog Computing Standard
The new standard, IEEE 1934, relies on a reference architecture that best enables the data-intensive requirements of IoT, 5G, and AI
Topic: Energy
How the energy industry uses real-time analytics, such as through optimized energy production, weather forecasting, building-energy management, demand response, predictive maintenance for equipment, and other uses.
Case Study: Utilities Get a “Try Before You Buy” Approach for Critical Apps
Utilities can now test new services on combined communications networking and power grid infrastructure to avoid pitfalls and learn from
How Microgrids Tackle the AC/DC Challenge of Alternative Energy
The AC/DC debate in power has really been one of "distributed vs. centralized." Microgrids can help decentralize, and thus reinforce, the
Inmarsat Study Shows IoT Driving Energy Sector Costs Lower
IoT’s ability to deliver cost savings is one of the biggest drivers for deployment in the sector, according to global mobile satellite company
How Blockchain Can Enable Real-Time Green Energy Transactions
Blockchain technology enables real trust in peer-to-peer transactions. This could revolutionize the real-time operational and trading needs of power
Is Wireless Charging Critical to the Future of Real-Time?
Discussions on real-time analytics usually involve compute capacity at the edge and data transmission networks like 5G. But energy needs are also
Siemens Ties Up with Blockchain Microgrid Developer LO3 Energy
Siemens has invested in a blockchain microgrid developer LO3 Energy, which has developed a microgrid for solar customers in
Power at the Edge: How Electric Cars Will Fill Up on the Fly
New technologies bringing more autonomous and connected vehicles into production will see more electric cars on our roads. How will they stay charged
Case Study: Cloud Opens Up Miami-Dade’s Water Supply
How Miami-Dade's water utility is using cloud ad IoT analytics to manage the wastewater management for a community of
How Solar Power Can Energize Our Infrastructure
Technology now gives us the opportunity to drastically increase energy production without having to overhaul our entire energy