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Technology Leaps at Home: From Alcatel to Broadcom

Last Friday I finally decided to replace my home access router, a Cisco 877W which had served me well for the last 12 years. Its venerable Alcatel ADSL chipset had, after a few thunderstorms, finally started to degrade to a point that the connection was breaking up a couple of times a day.  Like all […]

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BaseN announces the appointment of Ms Xiaohui Zhu as Chief Financial Officer

::: news ::: Ms. Zhu will lead the company’s global financial operations, including internal control and audit, regional finance teams and external service providers. As the company continues to grow, BaseN is realigning the leadership of its finance department to further accelerate its international and domestic growth Ms. Zhu’s experience, gained in large multinational companies […]

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Smart ports – BaseN and Kalmar hosting annual IEEE Finland Joint Chapter of CSS/RAS/SMCS company visit

::: events ::: The IEEE Finland Joint Chapter of CSS/RAS/SMCS invites its members each year to join a company visit to discuss with like-minded fellows about current industry trends and new developments in business and academia.  BaseN and Kalmar Global are hosting this year’s company visit on September 3 at Kalmar’s Tampere test site. Lively […]

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Softbank’s Grand Vision for Everything-as-a-Service: Now ARM-ing for the Future

Softbank, the Japanese telecom/everything provider with its 30 year business plan and 300 year strategy, recently acquired ARM Holdings with a record sum of 24 billion pounds. Not all investors were thrilled, but I think that the move is very logical, what comes to Softbank’s vision of becoming a global ‘Everything-as-a-Service’ provider. Chances are you’re not that familiar […]

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Lost in the Hive: A Few Quick Lessons from a Beekeeping IoT Odyssey

A couple of weeks ago we accidentally run into an interesting, albeit failed project, which aimed to digitalize beekeeping. Honey-producing bees are very sensitive what comes to their environment, meaning temperature, humidity and other parameters such as microparticle pollution and ambient noise levels. The disappearance of large swathes of bees around the world is still […]

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How BaseN patented spimes are changing the future of technology

::: events ::: BaseN taking the Emerging Technology Reliability Roundtable 2019 to Finland  The Emerging Technology Reliability Roundtable 2019 (ETR-RT19) is an annual event held by the IEEE Communications Society (ComSoc) Technical Committee on Communications Quality & Reliability (CQR). This year the IEEE ETR-RT19 will take place at Hotel Majvik, near Helsinki, Finland and will […]

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Plug-In, See Data: My Journey To Effortless EHealth Monitoring

I have been prescribed blood pressure medication for most of my adult life, starting in 1992 when I was in the military. My figures tended to hang around 150/90 (systole/diastole) which is considered to be risky what comes to cardiovascular health.  Blood pressure medications work in many different ways, and occasionally the body finds a […]

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Back To The Future with SPIME2019

::: events ::: BaseN is happy to announce it’s 5th annual IoT conference SPIME2019. After hosting the conference in various countries, SPIME2019 will return to Finland. The event will be held in Tampere, the heart of Finland, and will span out over two days – December 11 and 12, 2019.  The conference will take place […]

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Technological Wasteland – he Urgent Need for Strong Data Encryption in a Globalized World

Intelligence gathering and services have existed since the earliest civilizations. Until now, however, those have been relatively expensive, requiring a lot of manpower and structures.  Todays’s Internet, in turn, provides a very affordable, virtually free data warehouse for intelligence operatives. Recently revealed PRISM and XKeyScore probably carry a combined price tag with a smaller number than a single […]

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Drone Protocol – A Journey through the Evolution of Remote-controlled Technology

Some time ago I wrote about my first computer-radio-controlled car, which I constructed in 1984 around my Commodore 64 and a 4-way relay controller. At that time I had to design everything myself, ranging from radio delays to wheel sensor clap adjustments. I still vividly remember the feeling when the car was able to navigate […]