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Update: Internet Of Things: 10 Most Innovative Companies

• Intel – retains the IoT leadership. Intel took 1st place in IoT in 2014 and has remained the absolute leader in the Internet of Things to date.
• Samsung – jumped to 2nd place from 9th in 2014. Samsung targets a 90% devices IoT ready by 2017 and 100% by 2020.
• Google – for keeping up its IoT’s promise of creating an unified, one language network of interoperable IoT devices.
• IBM – from out of top 10 in 2014 Q4 to 4th position in 2015 Q3, thanks to their massive workforce and latest investments in IoT.
• Amazon – another new entry to our Top 10, Amazon is the black horse of IoT with many aces up its sleeve.
• Microsoft – drops a position for taking too long to deliver on its IoT promises.

Top 10 Companies in the Internet of Things landscape is published by WT VOX on a quarterly basis.

1. INTEL – The Internet of Things Engines (Retains 1st Place)

After missing the smartphones wave, Intel is betting big on the Internet of Things.

Smart, connected objects, were always a priority for Intel. There is a reason for that as embedded sensors, connected objects, IoT, IIoT, IoE, were the fastest growing verticals at Intel last year. ($2.1 billion in revenue in 2014) Intel is already making money from IoT.

Intel has also started an IoT consortium together with Dell, Samsung and a few other major players earlier this year. Then again, at the beginning of 2015 Intel launched its own IoT Platform, a platform that helps companies to test, deploy and secure connected devices.

Much of this plays into the company’s vision of the future, a future that signals Intel’s commitment to developing the Internet of Things and most likely its intense desire not to miss out on another major computing shift.''

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