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A Brief History Of The Internet Of Things

May 9, 2016

The team at Best Computer Science Degrees explain, “On the Internet, no one knows you’re a toaster. That might be what people say when the Internet of Things (IoT) — aka, Internet of Everything (IoE) — has widespread use, instead of just the 10 billion “things” that are currently connected online. When that time comes, anything and everything could be connected.”

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A Brief History Of The Internet Of Things