Internet of Things (IoT)

See how I built a set of Raspberry Pis with temperature and humidity sensors, and run a small Python script to read the sensor and push the results to InfluxDB for database retention and graphing.

Cars are now traveling computers, enabled by Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity. Consumers are demanding the services, safety and intelligence enabled by connected cars and enterprises are benefitting from new business opportunities. Learn how Cisco is a valued partner and innovator to help customers benefit from our growing connected world.

Kaleido Intelligence recently recognized Cisco's innovations and industry leadership in IoT Connectivity Management, naming us the #1 Champion in the market. Read more about the IoT Connectivity market and Cisco's innovations with IoT Control Center, including access to Kaleido's recent report.

Wi-Fi 6E allows for completely wireless high-definition collaboration, industrial IoT, freedom to work from anywhere, and other use cases. Read on to learn how and why this technology is so important.

Wi-Fi 6E goes where no previous generation of Wi-Fi could. It fundamentally improves the user experience with 1200 MHz of additional spectrum and the ability to handle much higher device density across more channels with increased bandwidth.

Application Hosting enables the elimination of IoT overlay networks, which simplifies deployments and management while reducing costs. Check out how Cisco's latest integration with Meshtech is changing the way IoT devices are connected and managed.

As complexities and expectations escalate, hybrid network management often remains inefficient and subpar, despite all the tools and money and people on the tasks. The answer to all this complexity? A single command center: Cisco Nexus Dashboard.

Making ports and terminal operations more efficient and secure is becoming increasingly complex. Read how Innovative port authorities and terminal operators rise to the challenge.

With technology advancing faster than ever, we need an equivalently robust network infrastructure to handle it. While Wi-Fi 6 provides blazing-fast wireless speeds, do you have multigigabit switching to maximize its potential?