The IoT.nxt solution enables a 25%-30% cost reduction in energy management.

The operator reaches an agreement to acquire a majority stake in IoT.nxt, an end-to-end Internet of things solutions provider.

Vodacom's group revenue increased by 4.3% to R90.1 billion but HEPS dropped 6.6% due to the impact of last year's R16.4 billion BEE deal.

The platform, launched at Dell Technologies World, leverages energy management, data centre automation and active storage to achieve a digitalised, smart ecosystem.

The partnership will combine HPE technology with IoT.nxt's software Raptor edge device to run on HPE's Edgeline gateways.

In partnering with ADTRAN, various streams of IOT device data can be brought together into a single platform.

The Fujitsu RunMyProcess hpaPaaS integrates IOT data, captured and filtered by the IoT.nxt cloud, into a wide range of enterprise applications.

IoT.nxt will help you to unlock the potential of your business with agile deployment and full-scale visibility.

As IoT.nxt's first project in the USA rolls out, there are already discussions under way for many more.

The company is looking forward to good partnerships and client relationships, big changes and even bigger disruption.

Fifty schools in Florida, USA, selected IoT.nxt's solution to deliver energy optimisation and reduce consumption.

The company now has 11 Microsoft Certified Professionals in its team.