IoT
eFishery dapat dana investasi pra-Seri A dari Aqua-spark dan Ideosource
Dewi Fortuna sedang menghampiri eFishery, produsen alat pemberi pakan ikan pintar (smart fish feeder). Perusahaan asal Indonesia ini, mengumumkan secara resmi bahwa perusahaannya telah menerima dana investasi pra-Seri A dari Aqua-spark, dana investasi berbasis di Belanda dan modal ventura asal Indonesia bernama Ideosource.
DNA Test: Fitbit Charge HR and Jawbone UP3 are for the fitness-minded (Updated)
Edwin Yapp tests out two leading fitness tracker brands in the market today, the Fitbit Charge HR and the Jawbone UP3 and discovers it would be useful for those who already have the motivation to get healthy.
Retailers to spend US$2.5bil on IoT by 2020: Juniper Research
Retailers seeking to capitalise on IoT (Internet of Things) technologies will spend an estimated US$2.5 billion in hardware and installation costs, nearly a fourfold increase over this year’s estimated US$670 million spend, according to new data from Juniper Research.
Ericsson says new suite boosts operators’ ability to support mass IoT adoption
Ericsson has announced a targeted new suite of software upgrades and ecosystem advances that it said would accelerate the uptake of the Internet of Things (IoT) for the benefit of both industry and consumers.
50 years on, Moore’s Law still rules: Intel exec
It’s been 50 years since Gordon Moore formulated his law which postulated that processors will double every two years, and Intel – the company he later cofounded – is guided by that principle, says a senior exec.
South-East Asia’s IoT market ripe for the picking: Pundit
Despite the diversity of the economies in South-East Asia, the region is ripe with opportunity for IoT players to enter, and drive adoption and development.
IBM in startup pact with NUS Enterprise, 123JumpStart and muru-D
IBM Corp has announced three new partnerships with NUS Enterprise, the Singapore infocomm Technology Federation (SiTF)’s 123JumpStart, and Telstra’s muru-D.
Week in Review: The startup and brick-and-mortar mashup
Lamenting the startup ecosystem’s lackadaisical attitude to high-tech plays, DNA founder Karamjit Singh believes that QEOS has done the right thing in uniting with an old-economy player.
Mepcon merger the last throw of the dice for QEOS?
An interesting joint venture between QEOS, a high-tech company with Silicon Valley engineering, and Mepcon, an old-economy M&E player, has Karamjit Singh wondering if a new path is being forged in how high-tech companies in South-East Asia can unlock their value.
IT not just about software, but hardware and humans too: HDS CTO
The rise of the cloud, web services startups, mobile apps, and software-defined networking has put software at the heart of businesses, but hardware still has a role to play, according to Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) chief technology officer Hu Yoshida.
