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Internet of Things: Dealmaking

By next year, nearly 6.5 billion objects ranging from light bulbs to medical devices in operating rooms will be connected to networks. By 2020, Gartner projects that objects inhabiting the Internet of Things are expected to grow to 20.8 million. Cisco is more bullish, suggesting that 50 billion devices will be connected to the Internet by 2020. The IoT is driving growth and M&A in sectors from telecom, software groups, device makers and others. Obtaining data from networked devices was behind IBM’s acquisition of Weather Co., which tracks information from 50,000 airplane flights per day and connects with 150,000 personal weather stations via its Weather Underground site. IBM hopes to capitalize on weather information with its Watson artificial intelligence operation.
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