SD Times news digest: Google Cloud IoT Core, Tencent joins Linux Foundation, and Fortanix Runtime Encryption Latest News Published: June 25th, 2018 - Ian C. Schafer ...

Google also promised more updates in the future. For pricing, Google offers plans based on the volume of data exchanged with Cloud IoT Core, including a free tier for the first 250MB per month.

According to the company, customers are already starting to use Cloud IoT Core as the foundation of their IoT projects such as smart cities, the sharing economy, and next-generation seismic research.

Cloud IoT Core, Google’s fully managed service for connecting, managing and ingesting data from IoT devices, is now out of beta and generally available.

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 last week revealed its plan to acquire LogMeIn's Xively platform for $50 million in a deal that would help boost the maturity of Google's Cloud IoT Core platform, and help the Internet ...

Google LLC today launched into general availability its Cloud IoT Core managed service that’s designed to help enterprises securely connect and manage their “internet of things” devices ...

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.