Google Cloud announced this week that it’s shutting down its IoT Core service, giving customers a year to move to a partner to manage their IoT devices. The announcement appeared at the top of ...

Google will be shuttering its IoT Core service; the company disclosed last week. Its stated reason: Partners can better manage customers' IoT services and devices. (So much for the idea that IoT ...

IoT Core, which Google Cloud debuted in 2017, eases the task of sending data from connected devices to a company’s cloud-based analytics environment. It also helps with several related tasks.

Google Cloud rivals Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft also offer similar IoT services. While AWS has 'IoT Core,' Microsoft offers 'IoT Hub' as part of its Azure cloud platform.

Google Cloud launched IoT Core Services in 2017 to ease the task of sending data from connected devices to a company's cloud-based environment. Companies can use IoT Core to define the ...

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Amazon Web Services AWS was the first major platform to introduce public cloud service, having done so in 2006. However, it only began adding IoT-specific services in 2015, according to IoT Analytics.

Additionally, AWS IoT Core and other solutions from AWS to help enable the delivery of secure communication, low latency, and high throughput.