Sail towards a green future with IoT

Singapore and Los Angeles announced a partnership at COP28 to build a green and digital shipping corridor across the Pacific Ocean. IoT will be a key enabler of this partnership. What does that mean for the entire technology-enabled value chain?

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Sail towards a green future with IoT

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