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CISOMAG | March 31, 2020

A new report from Juniper Networks, a provider of AI-driven networks, found that the total number of IoT connections will reach 83 billion by 2024, from 35 billion connections in 2020, which represents a growth of 130% over the next 4 years. The research, “The Internet of Things: Consumer, Industrial & Public Services 2020-2024”, revealed the industrial sector as a key player for IoT connections growth. It’s said that the industrial sector accounted for 60 billion IoT conne...

Origin | January 12, 2022

Origin Wireless™ Inc. ("Origin") and nami.ai Pte. Ltd. ("nami") today announced the launch of their 'now' initiative (nami origin wi-fi sensing). The now platform brings together two industry leaders to offer companies and brands an all-in-one solution, combining AI, software and hardware to deploy intelligent Wi-Fi sensing to their customers. Being a cost-efficient, turnkey solution, the now platform speeds up the time to market for IoT providers...

IoT Business News | January 22, 2020

Most of us in the advanced Western world have grown used to having unrestricted Internet access on demand. We find it a major inconvenience to lose it for even a short amount of time, so it’s easy to forget that for many people, an unreliable Internet connection is the standard. This stands especially true for countries in the third world whose political systems have always been easier to misuse and exploit. And with no proper and unrestricted Internet infrastructure one can hardly imagine...

Payment Journal | February 26, 2020

One of the biggest trends in the payments industry is the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT). In recent years, there’s been a profusion of IoT infrastructure, with billions of IoT devices coming to market around the globe. These devices collect troves of information and enable a range of helpful payment and logistical capabilities. As these devices become more ubiquitous, understanding what is and what is not an IoT payment becomes more crucial. However, the payments industry has not had...