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"Industrial Internet" on the agenda By Jan Tångring, eds (jan@etn.se) 9/8 Today's Internet is not good enough for IoT (Internet of Things) do a U.S. consortium, and introduces the concept of the Industrial Internet that will address security, interoperability, robustness and real-time when the Internet protocols used for industrial applications.
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