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 ...

Google Cloud IoT Core is a fully-managed service that allows customers to connect, manage, and ingest data from millions of globally dispersed devices quickly and securely. Recently, Google announced ...

AWS IoT Core connects billions of IoT devices to AWS Cloud and is a fully managed service meaning there is no need to provision and manage servers. AWS IoT Core natively integrates with other AWS ...

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Azure, for example, cut its IoT pricing by 50% last month, AWS recently came out with a new pricing model and Google only launched its service last year,” he said.

Google's deal to acquire IoT business Xively will Boost the capabilities of Google Cloud's IoT Core Platform and help Google go head-to-head in IoT with cloud competitors AWS and Microsoft Azure.

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.

For its part, Google has also been investing in its IoT Cloud Core. Last month the company purchased IoT platform company Xively from LogMein for $50 million.