IoT industry leaders announce open source standard group
Aims to accelerate Internet of Things to a single open standard
On Friday, a group of industry leaders making headway in the Internet of Things (IoT) market announced a cross-industry collaboration effort aimed at unlocking the massive opportunities for consumers and business with IoT devices, and ultimately a way to quickly get everyone to adopting a single open standard.
Intel to highlight “path to 5G LTE” at MWC 2016
New software technique gives IoT devices an extra 20dB signal range
This week on stage at Mobile World Congress 2016 in Barcelona, Spain, chip giant Intel will focus its efforts on announcing new developments in the realm of fifth-generation (5G) LTE networks. The focus comes just days after the company showed the results of a low-power wide area (LPWA) field test for IoT devices in collaboration with Orange S.A (formerly France Télécom S.A) and Ericsson.
Samsung thinks BoTs are hot for the IoT
Internet of Things will need a large BoT
Samsung has been thinking laterally about the Internet of Things and has decided to invest shedloads in batteries.
Wearable computer maker’s 2016 predictions
APX Labs’ oracles for the year
The developer of the Skylight platform for enterprise wearable technology has released its 2016 Predictions: What's Next in Wearable Technology report which it claims are based on data collected from the State of Enterprise Wearables survey.
Internet of Things to hit $1.3 trillion in 2019
IDC’s latest prediction not taking the Pythia
The Augers, Soothsayers and Pythoness department of IDC has been chewing laurel leaves and sitting over volcanic cracks to receive oracles about the Internet of Things.
Imagination comes up with new IoT development board
Creator Ci40 for smart home hubs, robots and other connected devices
Imagination Technologies close to releasing its new development board to help hardware designers connect smart devices to the Internet.
Samsung will make its products IoT friendly
Just in time for Sealab 2020
Samsung says that it will make nine out of 10 of its ultra-thin LCD TVs and mobile devices support Internet of Things (IoT) applications prior to 2017.
Microsoft pulls Windows 10 support from Galileo
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Microsoft is pulling the support plug on Windows 10 IoT Core which was a key part of Intel’s low-cost Galileo boards.
China’s IoT market will grow faster than others
Analyst claims $41 billion by 2020
China's Internet of Things (IoT) services revenues will grow faster than anywhere else in the world, according to beancounters working at ABI Research.
Intel has strong earnings result
Even if data centre business slumping
Intel beat Wall Street's revenue and earnings targets but is predicting trouble ahead.