MOTLEY FOOL - Sep 24 - AT&T opened five workshops to connect IoT companies to its networks. These companies include industrial automation giant Rockwell Automation andHydropoint, a start-up that produces smart sprinkler heads for irrigation systems in California. Other projects include connected 3D printers, solar powered radios, and connected cars. AT&T can leverage its strength in telecom services to sell new IoT-based services.
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