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Microsoft debuted a digital twin platform and said its Azure Sphere technology is now available, at its annual Ignite conference for developers and IT professionals held in Orlando this week.
Azure Digital Twins will be added as a service in the Azure IoT platform, available in public preview Oct. 15. The technology will flip around the “things-centric” approach to empower developers to connect things to digital models, according to a blog announcing the news.
On the security side, Microsoft Azure Sphere, first debuted in April, is now ready for device developers to build better-secured MCU-powered devices, according to CEO Satya Nadella, in a space in which MCUs power some 9 billion devices. Starting at the silicon architecture, Azure Sphere includes the IP for the silicon security technology and architecture for the chip, as well as a...