Enterprise Strategy Group senior analyst Melinda Marks and I recently completed a research project on cloud threat detection and response. We covered this topic from multiple angles because Melinda’s expertise features all things cloud security while my forte is security operations. To understand cloud threat detection and response, you first need a general sense…
In this article Dr Bob Struijk, vice-president of FANUC Europe, discusses how robotics, once primarily the domain of automotive manufacturing and assembly, has increasingly made inroads into the production of aircraft. Aerospace Manufacturing hears more. Since our inception in 1956, FANUC has been a pioneer in the development of numerically controlled machines and automation in…
In the era of smart living, home automation devices have become the cornerstone of convenience and efficiency. From controlling lights and curtains to monitoring indoor air quality, these devices offer a seamless integration of technology into our daily lives. In this article, we will explore some top-notch home automation devices that not only elevate your…
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Hundreds of OpenAI employees signed a letter Monday demanding Mr. Altman’s return. On Friday, it was one of the most important companies in Silicon Valley; on Monday morning, most of its employees were threatening to quit. Mr. Altman is the visionary founder who can save them, and OpenAI, and perhaps all mankind. This superhero narrative…
Ten days out from AWS re:Invent 2023, the generative AI space erupted into near anarchy. OpenAI, the developer behind ChatGPT and the poster child of the AI ‘boom’ over the last year, sent shockwaves throughout the industry with its abrupt sacking of CEO Sam Altman. Five days of absolute chaos ensued in which Altman joined…
This article was originally published in UCSB’s ‘The Current‘. Researchers in UC Santa Barbara’s newly designated Biological Engineering (BioE) Department have received a significant boost from the U.S. Army, which awarded the university a $9.85 million grant to design and purchase state-of-the-art equipment that project leader Michelle O’Malley, a professor of chemical engineering and biological engineering, says “allows…
Photo Credit: Walter Surface Technologies Walter Surface Technologies has recently launched a new service to expand on its automation and robotic solutions for industrial manufacturers. Walter, a member of the A3 – Association for Advancing Automation, has partnered with a large network of North American system integrators and end-of-arm tool manufacturers that specialize in robotic…
