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GrowFlux, Inc. is an AgTech company offering automation and cloud technologies aimed at resource efficiency and yield expansion for the controlled environment agriculture industry, including greenhouses and indoor farms. The post GrowFlux and XtraLight Partner on IoT Controls for Horticultural Lighting appeared first on SMART INDUSTRY.

Japanese telecommunications service provider KDDI has selected Orange Business Services to provide a customized IoT platform. It will allow Japanese automotive manufacturers Toyota and Mazda to offer connected car capabilities in their vehicles sold across Europe. The post KDDI and Orange Business Services Bring IoT Services to European Vehicles appeared first on SMART INDUSTRY.

IoT Signals is an annual report published by Microsoft. It’ goal is to better serve partners and customers, and to help business leaders develop individual IoT strategies. The post IoT Signals Report From Microsoft appeared first on SMART INDUSTRY.

France’s first industrial nanosatellite “Angels” is opening up its services to current users. The satellite offers IoT players premium access to new connectivity. The manufacturer claims that Angels is five times more powerful and 10 times smaller than its predecessors. The post French Nanosatellite Angels Extends Scope of Space IoT appeared first on SMART INDUSTRY.

Wayout Intl,a Swedish company that offers sustainable alternatives for local water supply, will use Telenor Connexion powered by Ericsson IoT Accelerator to provide global connectivity to Wayout's sustainable water treatment micro-factories starting in East Africa and expanding into the Middle East, Asia Pacific and other markets in 2021. The post Micro-factories: Connectivity to Bring Water to the World appeared first on SMART INDUSTRY.

Dryad Networks, an environmental IoT startup plans to develop a large-scale IoT network for the ultra-early detection of wildfires. The post IoT Detects Wildfires Before Things Get Hot appeared first on SMART INDUSTRY.

Der Justizausschuss des Repräsentantenhauses hat seine Schlussfolgerungen darüber veröffentlicht, ob Amazon, Facebook, Apple und Google gegen das Kartellrecht verstoßen. Sein 449-seitiger Bericht kritisiert diese Unternehmen dafür, dass sie Konkurrenten aufkaufen, ihre eigenen Dienstleistungen bevorzugen und übergroße Macht über kleinere Unternehmen … Weiterlesen →