Easy Board 
Development Board 
GSM / 3G / LTE / IoT Module 
GNSS Module 
Short Range Module 
GPS / GSM / 3G / Wifi / ISM Antenna 
Memory & Data Acquisition IC 
Clock/Timing & Linear IC 
Power Management IC 
Digital Logic IC 
Interface IC 
Embedded MCU 
Discrete Semiconductor 
Resistors 
Potentiometers, Variable Resistors 
Capacitors 
Optoelectronics 
Crystals, Oscillators, Resonators 
Benefits and business case? Productivity - Lower costs - Remote working -Rural innovation - Tailored networks - Easier commutes
Google has just announced that it’s buying wearable company Fitbit for $2.1 billion. In a blog post announcing the news, Google SVP of devices and services Rick Osterloh said that the Fitbit purchase is “an opportunity to invest even more in Wear OS as well as introduce Made by Google wearable devices into the market.”
China is said to be leading the charge on implementation of 5G, and I will explore an outline of the current situation towards the end of 2019. For this article I have read up on writing by Jeremy Goldkorn; a report by EY on China and 5G; recent articles in Bloomberg; and in Fortune. The official state-run press agency of the People’s Republic of China Xinhua reported earlier in 2019 about the current plans in China to expand the 5G network. It stated that the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology officially issued 5G commercial licenses to China Telecom, China Mobile, China Unicom and China Radio and Television.
My focus this week has been exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and 5G. When looking at the potential risk and possibilities with this combination and perhaps talking to industry experts about their thoughts. Who is studying the effects or changes that this is leading to?
Social engineering is an increasingly popular method of hacking. In this year's Cybersecurity Month, we share tips on how to spot this type of cyber attack
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