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The transition from creating mobile-based systems to smaller connected devices for the Internet of Things may become more streamlined for developers thanks to a new IoT-specific platform from Google.

Google rolled out updates to its Internet of Things developer platform including a Developer Preview of Android Things and an updated Weave platform to make it easier to connect devices with the cloud ...

Google launched its Google Cloud IoT core, a managed service for smart city and broader enterprise deployments, and NXP Semiconductor said it will support it in its Android Things platform. The ...

In a move that demonstrates it's becoming more serious about the Internet of Things, Google is acquiring Xively, a Boston company with a platform for managing IoT devices. The technologies of Xively, ...

Relentlessly focussed on capturing the enterprise market, Google Cloud’s latest move is the acquisition of Internet of Things service Xively to boost its existing management service for the quickly ...

Google is positioning its Cloud IoT Core platform for success by adding new features that ensure secure device connectivity and manageability at scale for end users. The company Wednesday launched the ...

Google on Wednesday revealed that its managed service for connecting and controlling IoT devices, Cloud IoT Core, is now generally available to customers and channel partners. The Internet giant said ...

Cloud IoT Core, Google’s fully managed service for connecting, managing and ingesting data from IoT devices, is now out of beta and generally available. Google envisions the service, which launched in ...

Google wants to take on what may become one of the biggest cloud-computing needs of the next few years with a service that will manage IoT devices and help developers bring the data they generate into ...

Google announced today that it intends to buy Xively from LogMeIn for $50 million, giving Google Cloud an established IoT platform to add to their product portfolio. In a blog post announcing the ...