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Cybeats Eating the SBOM Market, One Byte at a Time
Cybeats Demonstrates Strong Customer Traction and Expanding Pipeline Report #2 Recap In Sophic Capital’s The Invisible Grid report, we introduced Sophic Capital client Cybeats Technologies Corp. [CSE:CYBT, OTCQB:CYBCF], a global leader in software supply chain...
The Invisible Grid: Cybeats Secures the Software Supply Chain for Critical Infrastructure
Report #1 Recap In Sophic Capital’s SBOMs Away!, we discussed security and privacy issues related to software development and shared recent significant cybersecurity events that exploited software vulnerabilities. Sophic Capital also introduced the growing global...
SBOMs Away!
Why Software Supply Chain Security Has Become a Top Priority Problem Modern software constantly changes as new features are added, bugs are fixed, and vulnerabilities are patched. Most people don’t realize that modern software isn’t built from scratch—it’s assembled...
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Sophic Capital is at the 2016 Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco. This is our third consecutive GDC, and what a difference two years makes for the advancement of VR. Two years ago Oculus demoed the DK2, and people were blown away. That quickly resulted in Facebook buying the company. Last year new HMDs entered including HTC Vive and Sony’s Project Morpheus (now called “PlayStation VR” or “PSVR”). This is the year of content, which we have always said will drive VR adoption. Click HERE to read more. Click HERE to watch a video about the games coming to Oculus. How the Industrial Internet of Things is Revolutionizing Manufacturing We live in a data-driven society where we’re constantly connected to each other. Now the Internet of Things (IoT) is connecting “things” together. But one industry lags when it comes to connecting “things”. Most industrial plant managers, CEOs and CFOs don’t know what’s happening on their shop floors since their manufacturing machines are “islands of automation” that aren’t connected to each other, or able to report on their productivity in real-time. One public Canadian company has solved this problem. Leading manufacturers are purchasing this company’s “industrial” IoT, or IIoT, solution and seeing significant returns with an average Internal Rate of Return of 300%, which means payback in 4 months or less. Manufacturers aren’t the only ones recognizing this company; Cisco Systems and Mazak Corporation have formed alliances with it to conquer the IIoT opportunity. Why You Need to Read this Report Discover the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), and find out how big the long-term market opportunity could be – hint: not “billions” but “trillions”; Learn how manufacturing evolved from hand tools to big data on machine shop equipment; Unearth established technologies that will benefit from the next industrial revolution; We […] Militaries around the world see the utility of sending unmanned underwater vehicles on missions that typically require expensive resources and heavy manpower. water covers over 70% of the earth, yet we’ve explored less than 5% of seabeds due to the sea’s hostile environment, an environment better suited for machines than humans. The unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) market is expected to be cumulatively worth $91 billion over the next decade. Although military spending dominates the industry, the industrial and consumer markets are quickly adopting drones and have decades of growth ahead.
GDC Day 1: Virtual Reality Dominates
No Machine Left Behind
Dive Into This – Underwater Drones: A Market Easy to Fathom
CES Day 2 – We Kind of Failed You
PNG: Drones – From Air to Water
PNG: Drones – A Rising Market
Virtual Reality: It’s Real All Right