Dealing with the demands of the Internet of Things

Smart cars, smart homes, smart devices… embedded intelligence has changed the way we live and redefined industry methodologies around the world. Connecting and empowering these devices puts skyrocketing stress on the IT teams that manage data centers.

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The IoT Smarthome Battlefield: A Jointly Endorsed IoT Standard for the Home Area Network

Article | June 28, 2023

Google announced that together with Amazon and Apple (the big 3 smart home players) they will work on the adoption of a joint wireless IoT standard for the smart home. This new connectivity standard is designed to make it easier for smart home products to work with each other.In the statement, Google said they were “joining Amazon, Apple and others to create Connected Home over IP, a new independent working group managed by the Zigbee Alliance (separate from the existing Zigbee 3.0/Pro protocol). We’re contributing two of our market-tested and open-source smart home technologies, Weave and Thread. Both are built on IP and have been integrated into millions of homes around the world.”

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IoT Security

Smart Home Technologies: Zigbee, Z-Wave, Thread, and Dotdot

Article | June 27, 2023

If you own smart home products like SmartThings or Nest, you may be familiar with some of the technologies behind them. Network protocols like Zigbee and Z-Wave dominate the industry, while Thread, a younger network standard, is gaining headway as a strong contender in the battle for market share. Although this may seem like your typical rivalry between industry leaders, the competitive landscape is more complicated than selecting one over another.

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Enterprise Iot

12 Industrial IoT Companies You Should Know

Article | May 11, 2023

As the industrial IoT market continues to expand at rapid rates, companies across the world are reaping the benefits. Utilizing this growing network of tools and systems, businesses have been able to prevent costly downtime, decrease product development costs, enhance customer engagement and satisfaction and acquire and implement intelligent data for strategic planning purposes.The potential benefits are seemingly endless, and the list of organizations that are embracing this industrial revolution is continuing to grow, so let’s highlight some of the main IIoT companies you need to know for a number of the most common IIoT use cases.

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Who should lead the push for IoT security?

Article | February 10, 2020

The ease with which internet of things devices can be compromised, coupled with the potentially extreme consequences of breaches, have prompted action from legislatures and regulators, but what group is best to decide? Both the makers of IoT devices and governments are aware of the security issues, but so far they haven’t come up with standardized ways to address them. The challenge of this market is that it’s moving so fast that no regulation is going to be able to keep pace with the devices that are being connected,” said Forrester vice president and research director Merritt Maxim. “Regulations that are definitive are easy to enforce and helpful, but they’ll quickly become outdated.”The latest such effort by a governmental body is a proposed regulation in the U.K. that would impose three major mandates on IoT device manufacturers that would address key security concerns.

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Industrial IoT

Quasar Joins PTC to Provide IoT Data Solutions with High-Performance

PTC | September 11, 2023

Quasar has joined PTC to provide data solutions with high-performance to IoT customers. Quasar’s capability to equip businesses across various sectors to enhance decision-making and gain a competitive edge effectively manages data storage costs. PTC empowers businesses to distinguish their offerings, enhance operational efficiency, and boost workforce productivity. Quasar, a prominent provider of high-performance time-series database solutions, both in the cloud and at the edge, has announced a strategic partnership with PTC, a global leader in industrial automation software and IoT technologies. This collaboration aims to deliver advanced data solutions tailored for industrial companies, leveraging Quasar's robust data management capabilities and PTC's industry-leading industrial connectivity platform, Kepware. The partnership between Quasar and PTC has global implications, as IoT data management is a critical concern for industrial companies across various regions. It addresses the pressing need for industrial companies to efficiently manage and leverage their IoT data for better decision-making and operational improvements. While, Quasar is distinguished by its unique database architecture and patented compression algorithm, empowering organizations to process and analyze extensive data sets in real-time, PTC enables companies to differentiate their products and services, improve operational excellence, and increase workforce productivity. This capability equips businesses across various sectors, including telecom, finance, manufacturing, and energy, to enhance decision-making and gain a competitive edge while effectively managing data storage costs. By combining Quasar's data expertise with PTC's industrial connectivity capabilities, businesses can harness IoT data's transformative potential. The collaboration focuses on revolutionizing how businesses handle and utilize their IoT data. The integration facilitates more informed decision-making, enhances operational efficiency, and drives transformative business outcomes. The joining hands of Quasar with PTC signifies a commitment to enhancing data solutions for industrial companies. By integrating high-performance time-series database technology with industrial connectivity capabilities, this collaboration aims to empower businesses to leverage IoT data effectively and drive meaningful outcomes in the industrial automation sector. Key benefits of this collaboration include- High-performance data ingestion and query capabilities, offered by Quasar's unique architecture, ensure lightning-fast access to time-series crucial data for real-time insights. Integration with PTC's Kepware platform for seamless data connectivity, allowing customers to consolidate data from various industrial sources and IoT devices. Quasar's dedication to scalability and reliability ensures efficient management of growing IoT data infrastructure for customers. Edouard Alligand, the Founder and CEO of Quasar, expressed his sentiments regarding the partnership with PTC, a prominent player in the IoT domain. He remarked, We are delighted to partner with PTC, a leader in the IoT space. This collaboration represents a significant step toward providing our customers with seamless connections to industrial automation data from various manufacturing IoT applications. Our goal is to empower businesses to harness the full potential of their IoT data and drive transformative outcomes. [Source: Cision PR Newswire]

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Industrial IoT, Platforms, Security

Telit Cinterion Announces Sale of Its Cellular Automotive Module Unit to Kontron

Prnewswire | July 04, 2023

Telit Cinterion, a global leader in the Internet of Things (IoT), and Kontron AG (KTN:GR), a global supplier of smart IoT solutions and professional IT services, today jointly announced that they have entered into a binding agreement under which Telit Cinterion will sell its cellular automotive IoT product business to Kontron. The intended transaction includes Telit Cinterion's complete portfolio of cellular automotive wireless communication modules, ranging from 4G LTE to 5G. The expected transaction reaffirms California-based Telit Cinterion's market position as the leading Western provider of cybersecure IoT solutions, and the company's growing reach in key industrial IoT segments and end markets including energy, telematics, e-health, broadband, and security & surveillance. With approximately 4,500 employees across 21 countries, Kontron is a technology provider to top global brands. The company posted sales of EUR 1,342 million in 2022. The intended transaction will be submitted to the relevant workers' councils. The transaction is expected to close in Q3 2023, subject to regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions. Kontron and Telit Cinterion customers and partners will continue to receive the outstanding supply, support, and service to which they have been accustomed. All relevant parties will receive updates throughout the transaction, upon closing and ensuing integration period. About Telit Cinterion Telit Cinterion is a global enabler of the intelligent edge providing complete solutions that reduce time to market and costs, delivering custom designed, ready for market connected devices in addition to maintaining the industry's broadest portfolio of enterprise-grade wireless communication and positioning modules, cellular MVNO connectivity plans and management services, edge-cloud software and data orchestration, and IoT and Industrial IoT platforms. As the largest western provider pioneering IoT innovation, Telit Cinterion delivers award-winning and highly secure IoT solutions, modules and services for the industry's top brands. About Kontron Kontron AG (www.kontron.com, ISIN AT0000A0E9W5, WKN A0X9EJ, KTN) is a leading IoT technology company. For more than 20 years, Kontron has been supporting companies from a wide range of industries to achieve their business goals with intelligent solutions. From automated industrial operations, smarter and safer transport to advanced communications, medical and energy solutions, the company delivers technologies that add value for its customers. Kontron is listed on the SDAX® of the German Stock Exchange and has around 4,500 employees with subsidiaries in more than 20 countries around the world.

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Infrastructure, Industrial IoT

SparkFun Electronics Launches Datalogger IoT - 9DoF, Delivering True Plug-and-Play Data-Logging Experience

PRnewswire | May 22, 2023

SparkFun launches the DataLogger IoT - 9DOF, an ESP32-based data logger that seamlessly transfers data to a microSD card or wirelessly to your preferred Internet of Things service. Its features include: Auto-detection of over 50 Qwiic Sensors. Built on the capabilities of an ESP32 Processor. Provides log outputs in CSV or JSON formats. Has wifi to enable logging to a variety of network IoT platforms (currently supported services include MQTT, Amazon AWS IoT, Microsoft Azure, Mathworks ThingSpeak, and URL-HTTP). "For over a decade, SparkFun has designed and built products aimed at simplifying the process of embedded device data logging, with the latest offerings delivering low-power, turnkey sensor connectivity to a set of SparkFun Qwiic boards." Says SparkFun CTO, Kirk Benell. "Our new SparkFun DataLogger IoT product builds on this capability by adding network connectivity to deliver a true IoT experience. Paired with over-the-air firmware updates, the capabilities of the DataLogger IoT enables a modern IoT sensor capability out of the box – no additional development required." Glenn Samala, SparkFun CEO, also comments, "The 9DoF version of the SparkFun DataLogger IoT is the first in a line of plug-and-play logging equipment that we see as the next iteration of our data logger product line. We are proud to provide our users with a board capable of fully utilizing the cloud for their data storage and recording needs based on their preferences for the network IoT platform. As more Qwiic boards are added to the DataLogger IoT's automatic detection, we intend to build this product line to be a go-to data capture resource for any user regardless of their coding experience." About SparkFun Electronics Since 2003, SparkFun has been helping turn ideas into reality – whether you're creating a smart weather station, exploring the frontier of machine learning, or prototyping your first (or tenth) product, our open-source tools, documentation, and online tutorials make emerging technology easy to use, and the road to a finished project shorter.

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Industrial IoT

Quasar Joins PTC to Provide IoT Data Solutions with High-Performance

PTC | September 11, 2023

Quasar has joined PTC to provide data solutions with high-performance to IoT customers. Quasar’s capability to equip businesses across various sectors to enhance decision-making and gain a competitive edge effectively manages data storage costs. PTC empowers businesses to distinguish their offerings, enhance operational efficiency, and boost workforce productivity. Quasar, a prominent provider of high-performance time-series database solutions, both in the cloud and at the edge, has announced a strategic partnership with PTC, a global leader in industrial automation software and IoT technologies. This collaboration aims to deliver advanced data solutions tailored for industrial companies, leveraging Quasar's robust data management capabilities and PTC's industry-leading industrial connectivity platform, Kepware. The partnership between Quasar and PTC has global implications, as IoT data management is a critical concern for industrial companies across various regions. It addresses the pressing need for industrial companies to efficiently manage and leverage their IoT data for better decision-making and operational improvements. While, Quasar is distinguished by its unique database architecture and patented compression algorithm, empowering organizations to process and analyze extensive data sets in real-time, PTC enables companies to differentiate their products and services, improve operational excellence, and increase workforce productivity. This capability equips businesses across various sectors, including telecom, finance, manufacturing, and energy, to enhance decision-making and gain a competitive edge while effectively managing data storage costs. By combining Quasar's data expertise with PTC's industrial connectivity capabilities, businesses can harness IoT data's transformative potential. The collaboration focuses on revolutionizing how businesses handle and utilize their IoT data. The integration facilitates more informed decision-making, enhances operational efficiency, and drives transformative business outcomes. The joining hands of Quasar with PTC signifies a commitment to enhancing data solutions for industrial companies. By integrating high-performance time-series database technology with industrial connectivity capabilities, this collaboration aims to empower businesses to leverage IoT data effectively and drive meaningful outcomes in the industrial automation sector. Key benefits of this collaboration include- High-performance data ingestion and query capabilities, offered by Quasar's unique architecture, ensure lightning-fast access to time-series crucial data for real-time insights. Integration with PTC's Kepware platform for seamless data connectivity, allowing customers to consolidate data from various industrial sources and IoT devices. Quasar's dedication to scalability and reliability ensures efficient management of growing IoT data infrastructure for customers. Edouard Alligand, the Founder and CEO of Quasar, expressed his sentiments regarding the partnership with PTC, a prominent player in the IoT domain. He remarked, We are delighted to partner with PTC, a leader in the IoT space. This collaboration represents a significant step toward providing our customers with seamless connections to industrial automation data from various manufacturing IoT applications. Our goal is to empower businesses to harness the full potential of their IoT data and drive transformative outcomes. [Source: Cision PR Newswire]

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