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📖 Top Articles

Critical IoT Connectivity: A $37 Billion Market in 2033

Amongst the thousands of different use cases that are supported by the Internet of Things, many can be considered ‘critical,’ either in terms of saving lives or supporting crucial organizational operational processes. In this article, Matt Hatton, Founding Partner at Transforma Insights, explores the plethora of IoT applications that might be considered critical and the implications of application criticality for how IoT connectivity is delivered. Read Article

🔥 Rapid Fire

• 3 million smart toothbrushes were used in a DDoS attack

• Device Authority raises $7M for enterprise IoT identity and access management platform 

• The Ring Battery Doorbell Pro brings radar motion detection to Ring’s battery-powered doorbell line

🎙️ The IoT For All Podcast

On this week’s IoT For All podcast, Ryan speaks with Robert Hamblet, CEO of TEAL, and Rob Tiffany, Chief Product Officer at Red Bison, about cellular IoT adoption best practices from a buyer's perspective and choosing the right IoT components, so you don’t build an NB-IoT solution only to realize you needed MQTT.

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