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Intel’s new Atom chips for cars and IoT could shed ugly mobile past
Intel's Atom chips are on their way out of mobile devices, and the next generation of the chip line will...
Read moreWal-Mart keeps RFID momentum after personnel reshuffle
Radio frequency identification technology is very much a part of Wal-Mart Stores' future, despite a recent IT management reshuffle at...
Read moreRetailers hone data-handling skills
CHICAGO - The key to keeping stores stocked with the items customers want is good information, and retailers are doing...
Read moreCEBIT – Trade show wrestles with an ‘image crisis’
There will be something for everyone at this year's Cebit trade show. Unfortunately, that's not what everyone wants.When the world's...
Read moreMicrosoft makes its biggest RFID splash
Microsoft Tuesday inched closer to releasing its RFID platform when it shipped the first public beta of BizTalk Server 2006...
Read moreIBM software authenticates medicine by tracking RFID tags
A new IBM technology aims to prevent drug counterfeiting by creating electronic certificates of authenticity based on RFID tags, allowing...
Read more2009 China International RFID Technologies and Applications Show in Logistics, Manufacturing and Anti-counterfeiting
China International RFID Technologies and Applications Show in Logistics, Manufacturing and Anti-counterfeiting Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center 5000 m² 24...
Read moreIBM middleware interprets data from RFID, other sensors
IBM on Tuesday introduced middleware that can gather data from a wide variety of networked sensors, analyze it, and feed...
Read moreTruck Drivers Told to Keep Computing, Despite Risks
In the name of supply chain efficiency, companies continue to ask truck drivers to respond to and enter more electronic...
Read moreJudge not sold on $324M settlement in Silicon Valley tech worker case
A proposed US$324.5 million settlement of claims that Silicon Valley companies including Google and Apple suppressed worker wages by agreeing...
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