EdgeX Foundry, a body which aims to provide a common open framework for the Industrial IoT, has expanded its membership with eight new companies getting on board. The new members...
The Linux Foundation’s open source Internet of Things (IoT) group, EdgeX Foundry, is growing its membership and establishing its governing board that will guide business decisions and ensure alignment between the technical communities...
Toshiba Digital Solutions Corporation (TDSL) has become the first Japanese company to join EdgeX Foundry, held by The Linux Foundation, which aims to quickly deploy Internet of Things (IoT) solutions on...
Ahead of the EdgeX Foundry technical meeting happening in London this week, we wanted to share some highlights from our first technical Face-to-Face (F2F) meeting, which took place in Boston...
Absolute Software, IoT Impact Labs, inwinSTACK, Parallel Machines, Queen’s University Belfast, RIOT, Toshiba and Tulip Interfaces join EdgeX Foundry SAN FRANCISCO – July 17, 2017 – EdgeX Foundry, an...
The Industrial IoT could be left with dozens of platforms and a huge device and systems integration headache. IOTech’s Keith Steele and Andrew Foster write that an open-source platform with...
The marketing team at Cisco introduced its fog computing vision in January 2014, also known as edge computing for other more purist vendors. However, it took until 2017 for fog to collect its most...
Michael Hathaway, and his team at Information Xchange, a technology company based in Austin, Texas, have been working in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) since before there was such a thing...
Internet of Things (IoT) is, of course, driving technological transformation; but beyond that, it’s also propelling a major business overhaul, one that will fundamentally improve the way businesses function internally...
TMC, a global, integrated media company helping clients build communities in print, in person and online, today announced the winners of the 2017 Security Excellence Award, presented by IoT Evolution Magazine....
