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We’ve tested AggreGate Server on Nanopi NEO, one of the smallest Linux-based single-board PCs. Despite its small size, this device simply rules! It has RAM 512 Mb on board, 1,2 GHz quad-core CPU, 10/100M Ethernet network interface, and many other interfaces to connect the world. AggreGate possibilities on the NEO board are similar to Linux-based Tibbo Project System. It can act as a simple close-knit protocol gateway with intermediate data processing. Check it infrastructure monitoring tools, industrial automation software and other AggreGate IoT solutions on our website.

Victor Polyakov, TIbbo Systems CEO, will answer these questions at the webinar dedicated to energy management transformation influenced by the IoT. You will learn that: - SCADA and Smart Metering systems will become extinct - IoT Platforms are already changing the digital energy landscape - Smart Grid will use dedicated software instead of cross-industry software platforms June 6, 2017. 05:00 AM - 06:00 AM. (12 midday AEST - Sydney) Join the webinar: http://iot.engineersaustralia.org.au/calendar/event/99-power-engineering-transformation-with-iot/?utm_source=social-media&utm_me

March 31, 2017 - Taipei, Taiwan - Tibbo, a leading manufacturer of IoT devices and intelligent device management software, announced release 5.4 of AggreGate IoT Integration Platform. We've achieved great results in optimizing AggreGate server performance, especially event and value update storage performance. From now on, a single server can process and persistently store up to a hundred thousand events/updates per second, which is almost equal to 10 billion events per day. Such performance figures don't even require any high-end server hardware. A new chapter has been opened

In this article, Victor Polyakov, Managing Director, Tibbo Systems will keep introducing AggreGate IoT Platform-based products. In 2010, two years after AggreGate Network Manager release, we started AggreGate SCADA/HMI project ‒ fourth-generation SCADA system.\ So what is fourth-generation SCADA? Wikipedia suggests the following definitions: First-generation SCADA are monolithic systems that had been developed before the Internet expansion became widespread. Such systems do not operate anymore. Second-generation SCADA solutions are operating in enterprise local system

The Internet evolution has achieved the level when it is simply here for us at all times. We don’t even think of how we connect to a network, nor analyze the connection technical details, as well as we don’t care about who our communications service provider is. All-round Wi-Fi penetration and gradual IPv6 extension enable thousands of simple devices and trackers to interoperate continuously and send data “to the cloud”. Fast infrastructure advancement resulted in substituting the older Machine-to-Machine (M2M) term for more up-to-date Internet of Things (IoT) one. Building up sort