Express Logic says it has 6.2 billion deployments of its ThreadX operating system, reflecting the widespread nature of connected devices.
Microsoft on Thursday said it has acquired Express Logic, a company that makes software for embedded devices. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed.
Administrators can use MIcrosoft's Azure cloud service to manage devices remotely from set up artificial intelligence models that can be deployed locally on devices. Other cloud providers, like Amazon and Google, also offer some functionality around the internet of things.
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