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“Internet of Things Application“, more commonly known as IOTA<\/a> (MIOTA), is a cryptocurrency that has been making some waves across the markets. Since its release in mid-2016 it has received plenty of attention, with its creators calling it ‚the missing puzzle piece‘ required to kickstart the so called ‚Machine Learning Economy‘, an economy which will focus on allowing devices to trade anything from storage, computation\/analytics to electricity and sensor data.  <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Its similar to other cryptocurrencies in the sense that its a publicly distributed ledger; the similarities pretty much end there. While Bitcoin and most available coins utilize the so-called Blockchain architecture, IOTA is based on a completely novel invention called ‚The Tangle‘. The Tangle is a new data structure which doesnt depend on blocks, chains and miners. Instead it employs a decentralized, blockless, peer-to-peer architecture called ‚Directed Acrylic Graph‘ (DAG). DAG architecture requires that each network participant who wants to make a transaction actively participates in the concensus of the network by approving 2 previously made transactions. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

This means that potential transactors ‚earn‘ the right to transact in IOTA with zero fees by attesting on the validity of past transactions, thus ensuring that the entire network remains stable and functional. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Some communities aren’t that sold on IOTA, questioning the incentives that people will have to secure the network and the overall ability of DAG architecture to scale. Others remain confident in the technology, supporting a belief that IOTA is a natural successor to Blockchain-based currencies as DAG can supposedly introduce levels of scalability and decentralization never seen before in the world of crypto. As such, IOTA managed to secure some impressive partnerships with names from various industries including finance, automobiles, IOT etc. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Overall, 354 unique entities have shown interest in IOTA, including 68 official partnerships\/collaborators, 135 entities working with the Foundation on joint projects, 77 IOTA Data Marketplace participants, 56 entities that built one or more IOTA-based proof-of-concept and 49 references to academic publications about IOTA. Today we’ll be taking a closer look at some of IOTAs standout collaborators and determining what exactly each of them brings to the table.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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What you'll learn \ud83d\udc49<\/p>\n