Aruba IoT Transport for Azure is a service that converts multiple types of IoT data into formats that are compatible with applications in the Azure cloud. Aruba Networks, Microsoft Azure and ...

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The widespread adoption of IoT technologies has greatly improved connectivity and convenience across industries, homes, and ...

One of the most consistently difficult challenges in IT is moving IoT workloads to the cloud. IoT vendors often send sensory data in non-interoperable or proprietary formats that cloud services are ...

By: Michael Tennefoss, VP of IoT and Strategic Partnerships, Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company. Moving IoT workloads to the cloud, and securely exchanging data between cloud IoT services and ...

Microsoft's latest iteration of Arc SQL hopes to streamline the management of data in hybrid and multi-cloud environments, ...

IoT applications and data must integrate with enterprises' overall IT and OT computing environments. Over the past two years, high-profile IoT services such as Google IoT Core, the IBM Watson IoT ...

Microsoft is expanding a certification program to improve the security of Internet of Things (IoT) devices. Microsoft's secured-core concept first aimed to improve the security of software interfaces ...

Most consumers nowadays use smart lights, smart TVs, webcams, fitness trackers, and other devices powered by the Internet of Things (IoT). These products communicate with each other over the internet, ...

What is the Internet of Things (IoT)? The phrase “Internet of Things” (IoT) has become a household term over the past several years due to the integration of data analytics capabilities and internet ...

Data breaches keep happening, and too often they come down to companies failing to take cybersecurity seriously. Some of the biggest breaches have been caused by negligence, and now there’s another ...