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BSI offers UK IoT security stamp of approval

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The British Standards Institution has launched a compliance scheme and governance framework for IoT devices and applications, allowing them to be assessed against the UK Government’s proposed IoT code of practice – a code of practice that was announced earlier this month by the Minister for digital and the creative industries. Its IoT compliance scheme, …

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Ultrahaptics launches STRATOS development kit

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Ultrahaptics, the haptic touch specialist, has  launched STRATOS Explore, the first development kit based on its new STRATOS platform. STRATOS Explore is available to buy through Ultrahaptics’ worldwide distribution network. Ultrahaptics’ core mid-air haptic technology creates the sense of touch in mid-air by using arrays of ultrasonic transducers to project haptic feedback directly onto users’ …

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Untidy Desk Competition

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Mike Bryant has proposed the idea of an untidy desk competition and Fred Dart has seconded the initiative. Here, at Metropolis, our webmaster is preparing to stock a Gallery of Glory for photos of competitors’ desks. To give entrants some appreciation of the standards required in this demanding field – a badge of honour for …

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Top Ten Semiconductor Companies 2017

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The semiconductor industry closed out 2017 in blockbuster fashion, posting the highest year-over-year growth in 14 years, reports IHS Markit. Semiconductor revenue grew 21.7%, reaching $429.1 billion. Recording year-over-year growth of 53.6%, and its highest semiconductor revenue ever, Samsung replaced Intel as the new market leader of the semiconductor industry in 2017. Intel was followed …

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Samsung commits to AI R&D in France

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Young Sohn, former CEO of Inphi, now Chief Strategy Officer at Samsung, pitches a proposal to the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, at the Elysee Palace. Sohn is reported to have undertaken to make France Samsung’s third main location for AI R&D after Korea and California. Sohn is said to have undertaken to base 100 …

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