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State of IoT Technology Today and Tomorrow (Part I) |
| IoT Reality Check | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
How do YOU
grade the state of IoT technologies today? Fog and cloud, Ethernet and TSN, analytics and AI, but also blockchain, drones, and much more. A widening spectrum of young technologies continues to mature, interoperate, and drive IoT value. The upsides are boundless, but for now I give them a B- overall. I explain why in “Are IoT Technologies Making the Grade?”
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| Two greatly respected industry experts weigh in here on the rapidly evolving state of network technologies and fog architectures–two of a growing number of IoT pillars. It’s all about the data and how to rapidly turn it into actionable and accessible intelligence for better decision-making. To me, advances in Fog Computing at the edge and Time-Sensitive Networks that unify control systems are two key elements needed to capture the full value of IoT –MK What do you think? |
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| Security, platforms (as middleware) and technology diversity are all called out as IoT drivers in separate research reports below. The rise of Low Power Wide Area Networks was also noted more than once. I was surprised that Artificial Intelligence and Fog were not mentioned. –MK What do you think? | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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