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Internet of Things Spending to Reach $1.29 Trillion by 2020

A new forecast from International Data Corp. estimates that the total worldwide spending on the Internet of Things will reach $1.29 trillion by 2020.

Online Auction Features Equipment From Former ITT Tech

Beginning today, various furniture, fixtures and equipment used at former ITT Technical Institute locations will be available for purchase.

Columbia College Chicago Builds E-Learning Network

Columbia College Chicago has revamped its network to support e-learning at the liberal arts institution.

MIT Leads Collaborative Effort to Provide Free WiFi in Local Neighborhoods

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has partnered with several other organizations in an effort to provide free outdoor WiFi for two local neighborhoods.

North Carolina to Test Internet2 Services in K–12, Community Colleges

Under a new proof-of-concept program, schools, districts and community colleges will be able to try out Internet2's identity management service, InCommon Federated Identity Management.

Morgan State Deploys Next-Generation Network to Prepare IoT

The university has entered a 10-year contract, announced at the 2016 Educause conference, with Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise to deploy a university-wide data and voice network.



Campus Technology 2016 Readers’ Choice Awards

In our second-annual survey, CT readers share their best-loved and most-used tools on campus.

Edward Waters College Gets Out of the Network Management Business

IT staffers at Edward Waters College in Florida are no longer burdened with managing the institution's wired and wireless networks.

The 20-Year History Behind Internet2

Internet2, the technology community devoted to advancing research and education, celebrates its 20th anniversary next month.

MIT Teaches Wireless Routers to Know How You're Feeling

A team of researchers at MIT believe they've created a way to recognize basic emotions with signals transmitted from the closest wireless router.