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Synopsys’ DesignWare® PHY IP for Bluetooth low energy, Thread, and Zigbee offers a highly integrated and ultra-low-power wireless connectivity solution ...

Jonathan Hui guests on the HomeKit Insider podcast to discuss history, unique projects, and what the future holds with Matter and Thread standards.

Jonathan Hui guests on the HomeKit Insider podcast to discuss history, unique projects, and what the future holds with Matter and Thread standards.

The smart lighting company will no longer sell its original wall-mounted light tiles.

Belkin is jumping on the Matter by Thread train in a big way.

Smart lighting specialist Nanoleaf has announced it is going to open up Thread support to all Thread over HomeKit products.

Everything you need to know about Matter and how the interoperability protocol from Apple, Google, Samsung, and Amazon will solve the smart home’s problems.

(Pocket-lint) - Though its attractive to imagine that the devices in your smart home system are all joined together through whimsy and wonder, its actually rigorous wireless protocols performing the magic - and Thread is the latest you need to know about. Up until now, much of the conversation regarding smart home protocols has centred around Z-Wave and Zigbee. Thread, though, is aiming to one-up these mesh networks by solving some long-standing issues. It may not quite be a household name just...

DALI Alliance adopts Thread for DALI+ The Thread Group, an industry alliance addressing IoT convergence and architectures at the network layer, have announced that the DALI Alliance has adopted Thread as the first network technology that will be available with DALI+. The DALI (Digital Addressable Lighting Interface) protocol for digital lighting control makes its much easier to install robust, scalable, and flexible lighting networks. The specification, which was announc...

Event sponsors include Alarm.com, Calix, Cox Communications, SmartRent, Bitdefender, Tuya, Ayla Networks, Plume, and Airties. New research from Parks Associates shows 19% of US broadband households own at least one smart climate-control device and that demand for these products will increase as the pandemic brings new attention to indoor air quality solutions. The firms research also notes increased adoption of technology products in general, with 34% of broadband households owning at least on...