
When the Internet emerged more than two decades ago, it changed everything. But the Internet of Everything makes that pale in comparison. After two decades of networking and communication, 99% of things are still not networked. The Internet of Everything will disrupt several industries. That means new opportunities, businesses, experiences, and services, and big opportunities for people, companies, and countries. The Internet of Everything demands an intelligent network — a distributed, application-centric networking, computing and storage platform that connects things together, connects things to the Network and connects people and things to the cloud in ways that just weren't possible, or even imaginable, before.
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