Focus Telecom installs GPSdome to protect Israel’s ‘national clock’
May 22, 2020
The national time system at Israel’s National Physics Laboratory (INPL) in Jerusalem is now protected by a GPSdome […]
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The national time system at Israel’s National Physics Laboratory (INPL) in Jerusalem is now protected by a GPSdome […]
The U.S. Air Force is using a digital replica of a GPS IIR satellite to detect any cyber-security […]
BlackBerry Limited and Baidu Inc. are collaborating to accelerate the deployment of connected and autonomous vehicle technology for […]
Mitigating intentional interference for satellites is addressed in a new white paper released by Intelsat General. The white […]
Septentrio has released version 5.1.0 firmware for the PolaRx5 product line of GNSS reference receivers. The 5.1.0 firmware brings […]
Iridium Communications Inc. has introduced its Satellite Time and Location (STL) service, an alternative or complement to traditional indoor and outdoor […]
In what was 2015’s largest location-industry deal, three German luxury auto manufacturers completed the purchase of HERE. But that wasn’t the only recent acquisition as location-based services provider TeleCommunication Systems, or TCS, was bought by Comtech Telecommunication Corp. Both deals indicate the growing, and continued growth, of location services going forward into 2016.
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Auto Show’s Connected Car Expo, held Nov. 20-29, puts LA at the intersection of Detroit and Silicon Valley. Cybersecurity garnered attention, as did the impact of the sharing economy on connected features. Caution was urged that these new technologies be carefully vetted for safety and reliability, as failures will impede market acceptance. And research shows safety to be one of consumers’ highest valued attributes that connected vehicles can offer.
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