IoT applications and data must integrate with enterprises' overall IT and OT computing environments. Over the past two years, high-profile IoT services such as Google IoT Core, the IBM Watson IoT ...

From voice assistants to smart home devices, the Internet of Things is rapidly changing both how we live and how we work. With a projected 83 billion IoT connections by 2024, this trend doesn’t seem ...

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a harvester of connectivity, offering numerous benefits to the built environment and the HVAC equipment designed to keep its occupants comfortable. The IoT is defined ...

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For the 2025 Internet of Things 50, here are the 10 most noteworthy vendors within the connectivity space. As businesses explore the potential of generative AI capabilities in IoT applications, ...

As part of CRN’s 2024 Edge Computing 100, here are 25 providers that are specializing in 5G, IoT and edge services. Last year, there were only 25.6 million 5G-connected IoT devices, which made up a ...

Navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of the Internet of Things (IoT) with our expansive Collection from Scientific Reports. As connectivity becomes increasingly ubiquitous, IoT sensors and systems ...

Smarter devices and better standards are driving innovation for a more reliable, intelligent, and sustainable future. In partnership withInfineon Connected devices have become an expectation: whether ...

BOULDER, CO / / December 8, 2025 / Affluence Corporation, (OTCID:AFFU), a diversified global technology holding company ...

Internet of Things technologies, known IoT, have changed the operational paradigm of the defense industry, with military IoT applications and devices improving mission capabilities across a wide ...

The ST87M01-1301 NB-IoT wireless module from ST provides narrowband cellular connectivity along with both GNSS and Wi-Fi–based positioning.

As IoT devices continue to proliferate across industries, chipmakers need to keep pace with changing requirements that call for higher performance, more features, improved security and better software ...