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Intel’s Coming-Out Party for the IoT

Enterprise IoT USA Today
Personal computers, once the driver for Intel’s fortune, were difficult to spot during the 90-minute keynote at the Intel Developer Forum this week in San […]
Intel’s Coming-Out Party for the IoT

Personal computers, once the driver for Intel’s fortune, were difficult to spot during the 90-minute keynote at the Intel Developer Forum this week in San Francisco. Instead, the Internet of Things (IoT) was front and center.

I joined USA TODAY’s Elizabeth Weise and editor Laura Mandaro to talk about what we saw — and what it means.

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