Microsoft will plough $6.5bn into IoT over the next four years

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Microsoft will plough $6.5bn into IoT over the next four years
Microsoft will invest US$5 billion (A$6.5 billion) into building out its internet of things (IoT) services and products portfolio over the next four years. The investment will contribute to Redmond's research and development of new products and services, and increasing security of IoT devices, ...

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