Google's Brillo, announced at the 2015 I/O conference, is a minimal IoT operating system. Here's what it means for the future of the IoT market.

Although it isn’t quite the same thing, we’ve seen ESP8266’s talk to Google servers for interfacing with Google Home. And while it is on the Amazon cloud, we’ve even seen a 6502 up there.

KaiOS' carrier customers, though, can leverage IoT devices to sell managed services, particularly as they gear up parts of their 5G networks developed specifically to handle their low-power, low ...

Edge IoT Core delivers a runtime environment for securely connecting devices to the cloud—enabling software and firmware updates and managing data exchanges with Google's Cloud IoT Core platform.

HOME news internet of things 300092811 Google Cloud IoT Core Platform Public Beta Is Here, Company Says It's A 'Win-Win' For Partners And Customers ...

Microsoft is integrating its IoT and edge-computing teams and services more tightly with Azure. Here's why it's doing the opposite of what Google is.

When we buy new shiny toys, we usually open them up to at least have a look. [Scott Gibson] does the same, apparently. He found an ESP8266 module inside the EcoPlug brand WiFi-controlled wall switc… ...

A logical choice for controlling a DIY smart home device is the ESP8266. With an integrated microcontroller, 9 GPIO pins which can also be used for I2C or SPI, a serial UART, and built-in Wi-Fi, the ...