Market Update The market for Internet of Things has seen a somewhat unexpected acceleration in Q1/Q2 2018 and has lifted the total number of IoT devices that are in use to 7B. This is one… read more →
In Part 1 and Part 2 of this blog series we looked at the segmentation of the IoT security architecture. In this post, we shift our focus to IoT security lessons from recent projects that… read more →
In order to create transparency around what it takes to develop a commercial industrial IoT Solution, we created an IoT infographic that helps people adopting IoT technology understand some of the crucial elements of the… read more →
In Part 1 of this blog series Understanding IoT Security we looked at IoT cyber security architecture from a device and communication layer perspective. In this post, we shift our focus to the Cloud and… read more →
The massive scale of recent DDoS attacks (October 2016) on DYN’s servers that brought down many popular online services in the US, gives us just a glimpse of what is possible when attackers are able… read more →
07 Dec 2015. The latest IoT company ranking by market insights firm IoT Analytics shows that four companies are emerging as IoT leaders: Intel in the semiconductor space IBM and Microsoft in the platform/analytics space… read more →
Weekly IoT digest 37/2015: Industry news, M&A activity, startup rumors. Dear IoT pioneers, experts have argued for months that open IoT standards are crucial for the Internet of Things to unfold its potential. Last week, Samsung,… read more →
Update Q3/2016: We published a new ranking, based on actual IoT projects which can be found HERE. Wearables have climbed to the top of the IoT applications ranking for Q2/2015, riding the wave of Apple’s introduction of… read more →
IBM is leading the Internet of Things companies ranking for Q2/2015 mainly due to its massive investment of $3bn it is starting to put into IoT. Other major findings of the Q2 IoT companies ranking:… read more →
It is an interesting phenomenon in every industry: Companies cluster in specific cities or countries. The big global clusters of: Financial firms: New York and London. Pharmaceutical firms: Switzerland and New Jersey. Automotive companies: Japan,… read more →