Bosch

| March 10, 2016

German engineering and electronics giant Robert Bosch has thrown its hat into the IoT ring with the launch of Bosch IoT Cloud. The new initiative comprises technical infrastructure as well as platform and software offerings, and claims to cover the full IoT proposition, from the device to the cloud. It will be initially utilized for in-house solutions, though plans are to roll out the platform as a service for other companies worldwide from 2017....

venturebeat.com | July 09, 2019

AI running in the cloud might be the solution to electric vehicles battery woes, if Bosch is on the right track. The Stuttgart, Germany-based company this morning announced a new service Battery in the Cloud designed to supplement vehicles battery management systems by implementing protections to reduce cell aging. Its able to cut down on wear and tear by as much as 20%, the company claims, through continuous analysis of battery status, optimization of recharging processes, and delivery of...

infosecurity-magazine.com | January 13, 2020

The verdant city of Seattle is to host a new three-day event dedicated to cybersecurity and the cloud.CSA SECtember will feature in-depth training sessions, networking opportunities, and the chance to interact with a score of global experts. The event is the brainchild of global non-profit the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), which is headquartered in Seattle. The organization is known around the world for its popular cloud security provider certification program, the CSA Security, Trust & Ass...

cloudcomputing-news.net | January 13, 2020

Now that we are a few weeks into 2020, we should consider what lies ahead in the ever-evolving world of cloud governance. What seems certain is that when it comes to IT governance there is still the same need to balance the benefits of agility and speed which come from decentralisation, against key business risks be they security and/or cost management. In fact, what is meant by cloud governance really depends on where you sit within an organisation. Microsoft has produced some interestin...