Software defined connectivity for IoT with Monogoto
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Software defined connectivity for IoT with Monogoto
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Recorded live from the IoT Stars networking event! 🌟In this episode of the IoT Show, we sit down with Itamar Kunik, co-founder and CEO of Monogoto, to explore how connectivity is evolving from a static utility into a dynamic, software-defined asset."Monogoto" translates from Japanese as "things" or "concepts," reflecting the company's deep focus on the Internet of Things. Itamar explains why modern embedded devices—especially those running Edge AI—need more than just a SIM card; they need a Software-Defined Connectivity (SDC) solution that developers can control via APIs just like any other part of their cloud stack.We discuss the critical challenges of AI & IoT connectivity, specifically why rigid data plans fail when devices need to push large model updates or burst data for retraining. Itamar details how Monogoto’s platform allows for flexible data flows, enabling devices to dynamically switch networks and optimize for cost, coverage, or speed on the fly.🔗 Resources:Monogoto: https://monogoto.ioIoT Stars: https://www.iotstars.com/