How to Keep Medical and IoT Devices Secure in Healthcare During the pandemic, many healthcare workloads became remote, and organizations were forced to extend their networks, increasing health systems’ attack surface. Some of the workloads have stayed remote, and with new tools such as generative AI entering the landscape, maintaining a secure environment is becoming […]
The German city of Karlsruhe is setting an example for sustainability in waste management by deploying a fleet of 18 Mercedes-Benz eEconic electric garbage trucks that are helping make the streets cleaner, quieter, and a lot less stinky. Since the end of September, the city of Karlsruhe has been relying on Mercedes’ fully electric waste […]
Image: Electreon Electreon just took a big step toward expanding wireless EV charging. The Israel-based company signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to acquire the assets of InductEV, a Pennsylvania-based firm known for its ultra-fast, high-power static wireless charging systems used by heavy-duty electric transit and freight fleets. If the deal closes after due diligence […]
The Dolphin Surf is already one of Europe’s cheapest EVs, yet BYD may have an even more affordable electric car up its sleeve. Is BYD launching the Racco mini EV in Europe? BYD revealed the Racco at last month’s Japan Auto Show, its first EV designed exclusively for overseas markets. The mini EV, or “kei […]
With a modular design that supports up to 100kW of DC fast charging output, this new collaborative charging platform gives businesses, municipalities, and fleet operators a scalable solution to accelerate EV adoption to sites without -phase power. Most high-powered DC fast chargers pull a lot of electricity from the grid very quickly, and a normal […]
Tesla and Waymo and currently on opposite sides of a back-and-forth regarding how to proceed with California’s autonomous ride-hailing rules, and Tesla’s filings paint a different picture of its “Robotaxi” system’s capabilities than its CEO Elon Musk has in his public statements. Comments were filed this week in a proceeding with the California Public Utilities […]
It’s a common refrain in hospitals, health systems and other enterprises: As technology increases in popularity and usefulness, the sprawl that ensues makes management and governance more difficult. In that sense, artificial intelligence tools follow in the well-worn footsteps of laptops, smartphones, tablets and wearable devices. Last year, Google introduced Google Agentspace, now part of […]
Photo: Kempower Kempower just cut the ribbon on downtown Durham, North Carolina’s first public DC fast-charging station. The new charger is operated in partnership with National Car Charging. The new station at 111 W. Chapel Hill Street has two plugs (CCS1 and CHAdeMO) and is near restaurants and shops. The Durham area has plenty of Level […]
Porsche unveiled its new Cayenne EV today, and it comes with an option for something we haven’t seen out of a factory-equipped car before: inductive charging. Over the years, we’ve heard plenty of attempts by companies to trick consumers into thinking that it’s possible to make an electric car that doesn’t need to charge. From […]
The Cadillac Escalade IQ is arriving as Korea’s first full-size electric SUV, boasting an impressive 739 km (459 miles) of range. Cadillac arrives with Korea’s first full-size electric SUV Few vehicles are associated with fame, luxury, and status like the Cadillac Escalade. The Escalade IQ (see our review) sets a “new standard for luxury electric […]