IoT

There’s been a lot of talk again this year at Build about Azure, IoT, and cloud computing in general but one term that keeps cropping up is the ‘Intelligent Edge’. In this Ask the Admin, I’ll explain Microsoft’s cloud vision in more detail.

Microsoft has announced several new features for its Azure IoT Edge but more importantly, the cloud is not always required.

Microsoft is pushing out a new service into preview that will finally bring location-based services to the cloud platform.

Microsoft is bringing several new features to its IoT platform with the Fall Creators update to increase security and make the devices easier to manage.

Cloud Conversations is a weekly podcast that we’ll be featuring here on Petri. It’s about everything connected to cloud computing, including technologies like Azure, Microsoft 365, Power Platform, Microsoft Endpoint Manager (MEM), Microsoft Defender, Windows, Intune, and much more! Cloud Conversations – Al Eardley on Microsoft Technology Center and Microsoft Certifications Al Eardley is a Modern Work and Security Technical…

In this article, we will explore in detail what AWS IoT is, what components it offers, and how developers can start building solutions with AWS IoT at the core. AWS IoT is a collection of Amazon cloud services that organizations can use to connect Internet of Things (IoT) devices to other devices and the Amazon…

In this article, we are going to take a brief look at what Azure Sphere is and how it is helping to protect Internet of Things (IoT) devices with additional security overlay. In today’s world, we are surrounded by billions of devices – all with microcontrollers embedded in them for control and to add logic….

Curious about what Azure IoT is? At Microsoft’s WPC conference I had a chance to sit down with the company and talk about their solution.

Microsoft has announced that it’s expanding the Secured-core initiative to enhance the security of Internet of Things (IoT) devices. The company has also launched new Edge Secured-core certified devices designed to provide greater protection against firmware-based attacks. Microsoft first unveiled its certification program for secured-core Windows 10 PCs back in 2019. Last year, the company…