Industrial IoT: move slow and make things

Industrial IoT: move slow and make things
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2018-7-26 17:10

Are you tired of hearing how ICOs are disrupting fundraising? The first five months of 2018 saw funds raised through token sales jump to $13. 7 billion, around double the amount raised in the whole of 2017.

Venture capital funding is not going away any time soon. We’re going to see a change in funding models and the growth of hybrid models thanks to cryptocurrencies, but there’s one thing that’s not going to change, and that’s investment in disruptive ideas and the people behind them. These ideas bear fruit when you consider the Internet of Things. There are few industries that…

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