Internet of Things
States Move Ahead With Digital License Plates
Maryland is the latest state to launch a pilot program to test the technology for consumer use.
States Move Ahead With Digital License Plates
Maryland is the latest state to launch a pilot program to test the technology for consumer use.
Internet of Things
A Startup Wants to Turn Your City’s Trash Into a Heap of Big Data
One company hopes to create an “Internet of Garbage,” with the promise to bring better logistics to municipal waste.
What Hackers Have in Store for 2019
COMMENTARY | From ransomware to crypto mining: state and local governments should expect “quieter” attacks.
The Tech Lessons of Westworld for Our World
COMMENTARY | I'm not worried about rampaging robots, I worry about speed.
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In California, It’s Going to Be Illegal to Make Routers With Weak Passwords
By 2020, any internet-connected device would need a unique password or a feature that forces the consumer to set a personal password.
Five States To Get A Smart Tech Boot Camp
The states will be the first in the multi-year "Smarter States, Smarter Communities" learning lab, which grows out of National Governor Association Chair Brian Sandoval's 'Ahead of the Curve' Initiative.
Monitoring Fire Truck Health in Real Time
For fire departments, nothing is more problematic than an out-of-service rig.
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