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Industrial IoT

Blues Wireless | June 06, 2022

Blues Wireless, the emerging leader in defining the full-stack IoT edge-to-cloud market, today announced a pricing update that disrupts the industry-standard subscription-based model. The update drastically simplifies how customers pay for and consume data-routing services through Blues Wireless hardware and software. Blues Wireless is the only IoT company that offers a tiny 30mm x 35mm low-power design, secure System-on-Module (the Notecard) that includes 500 MB of prepaid cellul...

Software and Tools

Borqs Technologies, Zippie | August 17, 2021

Borqs Technologies, Inc. a global provider of embedded software and products for the Internet of Things (IoT), has signed an agreement with Zippie, a blockchain application and payment platform company headquartered in Singapore, to jointly develop solutions for IoT autonomous payments to service the rising demand for digital currency transactions. Zippie is a pioneer in the Web3.0 payment platform using blockchain technology. Zippie enables businesses to send and receive programm...

Chameleon | August 17, 2020

Over the past decade, cloud computing grew from a tool used primarily by large scientific collaborations to one of the core technologies beneath the hood of the internet and other critical systems. That evolution continues today, as the Internet of Things (IoT), more powerful mobile applications, and serverless computing drive new scientific and commercial uses of cloud computing. Since it launched in 2015, Chameleon has enabled these innovations by providing thousands of computer...

Software and Tools

Sternum | June 27, 2022

One of the top producers and biggest markets for embedded controllers in the world, NXP Semiconductors, has announced that Sternum, a pioneer in autonomous IoT security and observability, has joined the community of software partners. Through this partnership, NXP-dependent IoT device manufacturers will be able to easily incorporate Sternum's proprietary security and visibility capabilities into their products. With a CPU overhead of around three percent during the DD process,...