Intel IOT

What is it?

Intel IoT refers to Intel’s ecosystem of processors, platforms, and software tools built specifically for Internet of Things and edge computing use cases. It includes CPUs, SoCs, gateways, and edge-focused frameworks.

What does it do?

Intel IoT enables data collection, processing, and analytics directly on devices or edge nodes. It supports real-time decision-making, hardware acceleration, secure device management, and integration with cloud platforms.

Where is it used?

Intel IoT technologies are widely used in industrial automation, smart manufacturing, smart cities, healthcare devices, transportation systems, and edge AI deployments where reliability and performance are critical.

When & why it emerged

Intel expanded into IoT in the early 2010s as demand grew for edge computing and connected industrial systems. The initiative emerged to bring enterprise-grade performance, security, and lifecycle support to IoT environments.

Why we use it at Internative

We use Intel IoT technologies for industrial and edge computing projects that require high reliability, long-term hardware support, and strong performance. They are well-suited for scalable, production-grade IoT systems.