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World IoT Day: AIoT connections forecast to reach 9.1Bn in 2033

Today marks World IoT Day, a day organised by the IoT Council where people 'connected' (geddit?) with the IoT industry can come together to highlight the milestones, challenges, and emerging trends shaping connected technologies.

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DDoS attacks grow 70% larger in 2025

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AI adoption accelerating when helping people work faster

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World IoT Day: AIoT connections forecast to reach 9.1Bn in 2033

World IoT Day: AIoT connections forecast to reach 9.1Bn in 2033

This year, World IoT Day (9th April) marks a global recognition of the growing convergence…

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World IoT Day: AIoT connections forecast to reach 9.1Bn in 2033