How is an internet companies value calculated?
Like this, in a nutshell.
A million guys walk into a Silicon Valley bar. No one buys anything.
Bar declared massive success.
— Stammy (@Stammy) May 2, 2014
How is an internet companies value calculated?
Like this, in a nutshell.
A million guys walk into a Silicon Valley bar. No one buys anything.
Bar declared massive success.
— Stammy (@Stammy) May 2, 2014
Security on the Internet of things has often been said to be bad. Apparently Shodan runs a search engine for sleeping kids. Through kids monitor cams available to watch. Publicly on the internet. Enough proof the Internet of Things really needs security.
Shodan search engine is only the latest reminder of why we need to fix IoT security.
Quelle: Internet of Things security is so bad, there’s a search engine for sleeping kids | Ars Technica
Students will leave the course with an understanding of the foundational principals, architectures, applications, security and protocols that underpin the IoT, an MIT dean says.
IoT gains traction, also in education.
via: MIT offers Internet of Things training for professionals
building IoT 2016- Softwareentwicklerkonferenz für das Internet of Things | Köln, KOMED, 10. – 12. Mai 2016
via: building IoT 2016
Arrayent Completes $15 Million Series C Funding Round as ORIX Ventures Joins Investors DCM Ventures, Intel Capital, Opus Capital, and Comerica Bank.
The world’s leading IoT platform will add to the more than sixty connected consumer products being sold in online and retail locations around the globe | Virtual Strategy Magazine is an online publication devoted entirely to virtualization technologies.
Riverbed Announces Acquisition of Leading SD-WAN Provider Ocedo
Acquisition accelerates Riverbed’s strategy to deliver next-generation software-defined networking solutions to customers, and creates significant new growth opportunities
Guess that’s good news for the distribution of Ocedo’s products.
Wally: I harmonized it in the cloud.
Boss: Are we ready for a trans-domain kick-off?
Wally: I put a disruptive mesh network in the microservices of the Internet of things.
Boss: Will that be good enough to “ask the fridge” or do I need to start disintermediating?
Wally: It depends on if we have enough bandwidth to growth-hack the analytics.
Boss: I just hope our clicks-and-mortar strategy staircases.
Dilbert: I’m almost certain that was nonsense.
Wally: Sometimes it’s about the journey.
You can’t have more cloud than this.
via: Dilbert Comic Strip on 2015-12-20 | Dilbert by Scott Adams
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