By 2034, there will be 40.6 billion connected IoT devices. Backdropping this growth is the ongoing deployment of 5G. The ...

IoT opens an opportunity for integrated payments within devices to enable decision-making flows through response and learning-preference pattern recognition.

By fueling next-generation IoT deployments, Android is helping usher in an era where interconnected devices work seamlessly to make our homes, workplaces, and cities more efficient, sustainable ...

IoT devices are particularly vulnerable to botnets, firmware hijacking, malware, eavesdropping, and other cyber threats, posing additional challenges for utility companies. On the positive side, there ...

Additionally, IoT device data collection is so extensive that it raises questions regarding data privacy and General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance.

Major IoT data breach: Mars Hydro database with 2.7 billion records exposed. Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson says the breach is a reminder of the risks that come with using IoT devices.

The incredible variety of situation-dependent device, data and application architectures is why there are no universal, “one size fits all” middleware services for IoT.

Both system examples, like many IoT devices, would need to collect and integrate data across multiple devices such as sensors, cameras, displays, and microphones. To process all this data in real-time ...