Microsoft recently announced that the Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service has become generally available. The service had previously been in public preview for a few months with customers ...

Microsoft has been busy building Azure into an internet of things (IoT) platform to serve companies with connected devices. Letting the cloud manage thousands of devices for you is certainly ...

Image: ML Azure IoT Hub, Microsoft's communications platform for billions of cloud connected devices, has moved to general availability. The Azure messaging hub for Internet of Things (IoT) is a ...

Microsoft has recently announced its Azure IoT Hub offering has reached general availability (GA). This is a follow-up release to the public preview that Microsoft provided in October of last year ...

The company's IoT device connection and management cloud service goes live to help enterprises speed up their deployments.

Azure IoT Hub manages messaging connections to and from your devices, either directly for devices with IP connectivity or via gateways for hardware that uses proprietary or low-power protocols.

Industrial IoT stacks often feature multiple, specialized databases -- for example, Azure SQL for relational data, Azure Cosmos DB for JSON and InfluxDB or Azure Time Series Insights for time series.

Microsoft today announced that its Azure IoT Hub — a cloud service for registering, managing, and communicating with Internet-connected devices — will become generally available tomorrow ...