French low-power networking company has been criticised by a French blogger for its "torrid" expansion rate, despite signinga deal with Microsoft as part of its plans to be a dominant force in the Internet of Things (IOT) market. The company had secured a record €100m venture capital funding in February last year that has provided the launch pad for its global expansion strategy. Following on from that, the itentered the Sigfox market in a move that was considered highly risky but nevertheless, has reaped rewards with this latest deal. This contract gives their customers access to Microsoft's Azure Cloud-based services, that they can use to develop and improve their IOT applications.
French low-power networking company has been criticised by a French blogger for its "torrid" expansion rate, despite signinga deal with Microsoft as part of its plans to be a dominant force in the Internet of Things (IOT) market. The company had secured a record €100m venture capital funding in February last year that has provided the launch pad for its global expansion strategy. Following on from that, the itentered the US market in a move that was considered highly risky but nevertheless, has reaped rewards with this latest deal. This contract gives their customers access to Microsoft's Azure Cloud-based services, that they can use to develop and improve their IOT applications.