IoT Platforms

A curated directory of 19 leading IoT platforms — spanning hyperscaler clouds, industrial-grade suites, open-source engines, and specialist device-management platforms — for connecting, managing, and analyzing devices at scale.

19 Curated Platforms

01

AWS IoT

IoT services for industrial, consumer, commercial, and automotive workloads — secure device connectivity, management, storage, and analytics at billions-of-devices scale.

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02

Azure IoT

Connect, monitor, and control devices and assets with secure, scalable, open edge-to-cloud IoT solutions from Microsoft.

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03

Bosch IoT Suite

Bosch's toolbox in the cloud for IoT developers, connecting more than 15 million sensors, devices, and machines to their users and enterprise systems.

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04

PTC ThingWorx

Industrial IoT platform for building and scaling mission-critical IIoT solutions, now continuing its next chapter as part of Velotic — the independent industrial software company combining ThingWorx, Kepware, and GE Vernova's Proficy.

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05

Verizon ThingSpace

Tools to prototype, test, connect, and manage IoT devices on Verizon's secure and reliable network, from NB-IoT to 5G Ultra Wideband.

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06

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure IoT Platform

A scalable, low-latency PaaS that ingests real-time device data, normalizes it via digital twin models, and stores it in Oracle Autonomous AI Database.

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07

ThingsBoard

An open-source IoT platform for device management, data collection, processing, and visualization for your IoT projects.

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08

Particle

An integrated IoT platform-as-a-service powering connected machines, vehicles, and products — now part of Digi International.

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09

IoTConnect

An IoT platform-as-a-service from Avnet/Softweb Solutions that lets businesses build and deploy innovative apps with comprehensive analytics.

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10

Ericsson IoT

IoT technology enabling enterprises to realize efficiencies and capture new revenue from connected services and critical IoT use cases.

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11

IBM IoT Solutions

Connects real-time asset data to maintenance, workflows, and AI via IBM Maximo — moving beyond monitoring to actionable operational outcomes.

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12

myDevices

End-to-end IoT sensor platform with plug-and-play LoRaWAN and cellular sensors, a device management console, and connectors into Azure, Salesforce, Tableau, and other enterprise systems.

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13

IRI Voracity IoT

Uses the IRI CoSort engine with MQTT-brokered data in the Voracity platform to aggregate, anonymize, and report on IoT data at the edge or in the hub.

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14

Kaa IoT Platform

An enterprise IoT platform for device management, data collection, analytics and visualization, remote control, and software updates.

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15

OpenRemote

A 100% open-source IoT device management platform for manufacturers and system integrators, with auto-provisioning and white-labeling.

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16

Thinger.io

From sensor to dashboard in minutes — an open-source, no-code cloud IoT platform with white-labeling, metrics, and alerts included.

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17

Alibaba Cloud IoT

Alibaba Cloud IoT Platform allows IoT companies stable, secure communication between devices and the cloud. Supporting MQTT, CoAP, and HTTP protocols, it provides device management, data analytics, rule engine processing, and edge computing for massive-scale deployments across Asia-Pacific and global markets.

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Huawei Cloud IoT

Huawei Cloud offers IoT platform and big data, security, management, and application services to accelerate IoT-based innovation for a variety of industries. With strong presence in smart cities, manufacturing, and energy, Huawei's IoT platform handles massive device connectivity with edge-cloud collaboration and AI-powered analytics.

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Tencent Cloud IoT Hub

Tencent Cloud IoT Hub provides a secure, stable, and efficient IoT connection platform. Supporting billions of device connections with MQTT/CoAP protocols, it offers data forwarding, device shadow, rule engine, and seamless integration with Tencent's broader cloud ecosystem for gaming, social, and enterprise IoT applications.

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