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Panasonic has joined forces with Jasmy (JASMY) blockchain to introduce a Web3 platform that will facilitate the connection of personal data on the Internet of Things (IoT). The collaboration between the Japanese-based blockchain and Panasonic Advanced Technology was initiated in February, but the official announcement was made on March 26.

AdriNet has announced its partnership with Actility. The collaboration aims to enhance the deployment of IoT (Internet of Things) solutions across the Adriatic, leveraging Actility’s network platform.

Moddable has announced the launch of Moddable Four, an IoT (internet of things) platform combining hardware and software to enable development of ultra-low power products using standard JavaScript. With Moddable Four, organisations can fast-track their IoT projects, leveraging modern JavaScript and industry-standard APIs (Application programming interface).

PXiSE Energy Solutions unveils DER (distributed energy resources) management and communication platform. This will simplify utilities’ ability to monitor and manage customer DERs such as solar PV (photovoltaic) and battery storage.

Elliptic Labs, has announced a PoC (proof of concept) contract with a global OEM (original equipment manufacturer) leveraging its AI (artificial intelligence) virtual smart sensor platform delivering user experiences enabling cohesive interactions across the product lineup. The AI technologies, including ultrasound and sensor fusion skills, combined with an understanding of the smartphone, PC (personal computer),

Tuya Smart and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have established a “collaborative security lab”. This aims to fortify security, compliance capabilities, and technological creation within IoT (internet of things) industry, setting benchmarks for security and compliance standards across sector. The collaboration will primarily focus on advancing security technology across four main domains: privacy computing, matter PKI

Vodafone is expanding its V by Vodafone range with two new wearables and a smart home kit. All three products have been designed to make smart living a reality for the average family – with ease of use and value for money being top priorities.

According to a new research report from the IoT analyst firm Berg Insight, the global market for IoT device management and application enablement platforms reached US$1.1 billion (€0.95 billion) in 2017. Growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 36.2%, the total market value is expected to reach US$4.9 billion (€4.23 billion) in 2022.

Arm’s vision of a trillion connected devices by 2035 is driven by many factors, including the opportunity for companies to derive real business value from IoT data. The benefits of leveraging this data are often obvious, says Hima Mukkamala, senior vice president and general manager, IoT Cloud Services, Arm: greater efficiencies,

Smiths Detection releases its first checkpoint scanner with innovative Computed Tomography (CT) technology, following approval by ECAC for EDS CB C2 – testing for C3 will follow swiftly. CT is a complete game-changer for checkpoint security as, using the company’s proprietary technology,

Machfu, an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) technology company, announced the release of its MACH-3 IIoT Gateway, a device allowing companies in energy, water, oil and gas as well as other industrial segments to seamlessly connect legacy infrastructure to cloud based IoT and existing SCADA systems.

Cross-border money transfers are an essential part of the global economy. The developing countries for instance, have benefited greatly from enhanced remittance inflows. Over the recent past, the remittance scene has experienced some major transformations that include

Mellanox Technologies, Ltd., a supplier of high-performance, end-to-end smart interconnect solutions for data centre servers and storage systems, announced in collaboration with NEC Corporation support for the newly announced SX-Aurora TSUBASA systems with Mellanox® ConnectX®InfiniBand adapters.

The adoption of edge and fog computing models is enabling enhanced efficiency, says Bob Emmerson. Data is generated at the edge and bringing processing power close to the source generates real-time information on which informed decisions and actions can be taken.

FocusCura, the Netherlands-based provider of innovative services for the IoT healthcare sector, is adding Essence’s Care@Home PERS+ and Care@Home Pro solutions to its offerings. FocusCura plans to market them in the Netherlands, Belgium, and other EU markets.

Hyperconverged secondary storage looks set to play a pivotal role in enterprise IoT environments. It allows enterprises to better manage the increasing amount of data created by devices.