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IoT Platform Provider Ayla Networks Announces $39 Million in Series C Financing

"We are at the threshold of a technology explosion that will see, in a few short years, each of us hosting several dozen connected devices in our homes and on our bodies, thanks to the IoT," said Tom Kerber, director of research at Parks Associates. "But to get there, manufacturers of connected products need to navigate the complexities of the IoT. Both manufacturers and investors recognize the value of a secure, flexible, scalable and cost-effective IoT platform that meets the needs of today's market--and that can continue to deliver value over the lifetime of a connected product."

From the press release "IoT Platform Provider Ayla Networks Announces $39 Million in Series C Financing" by www.aylanetworks.com

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