Brooks Automation

IoT Tech News | March 06, 2020

In previous years, perceptions of IoT might have been that not only is it a complex venture, but also an expensive one. Arguably, this viewpoint is somewhat outdated. The cost of computing, according to The Economist, is roughly a one hundred-millionth of what it was in the 1970s. The cost of sensors used for IoT, according to Goldman Sachs, have dropped from $1.30 to $0.60 between 2004 and 2014. And, of course, operational costs have dropped too. The technology has therefore never been more acc...

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...

Industrial IoT

PRnewswire | May 26, 2023

Sequans Communications S.A.("Sequans"), a leader in 5G/4G cellular IoT chips and modules today announced that Geotab® Inc. ("Geotab"), a global leader in connected transportation solutions, has selected Sequans' Calliope 2 Cat 1bis technology as a part of its product strategy. "When selecting suppliers, our objective is to understand what technology will best meet the needs of our customers today and in the future," said Anthony Middleton, V...

Venturebeat | January 23, 2020

Connected things are no longer the exception. They’re the rule. Nowhere was this clearer to me than at CES this year, where virtually every thing on the floor — every robot, wearable, screen, vehicle, appliance, furnishing — was either somehow connected to the internet or at least was on track to be someday. In fact, IoT has become such a commonplace term that some at CES felt it was already time for a rebranding, from the Internet of Things to the Intelligence of Things. Refer...