Can Bitcoin Take Advantage of Intel's Move into the Internet of Things?

     As the next emerging market, the Internet of Things has attracted the attention of almost all electronic device manufacturers. Well-known companies such as Intel, Samsung, and Google have already begun to enter the Internet of Things industry. Among them, Intel, a pioneer in the semiconductor industry, has taken the lead and is ahead of other companies.

     Intel has been leading the charge in IoT systems at recent Intel Developer Forums, and earlier this week the company showed off its latest robotics concept with partial autonomy, including smart vending machines and facial recognition systems that can automatically dispense food and drinks to familiar customers.

     As the PC market continues to shrink , Intel is looking to expand beyond computer hardware. The company currently has faster and more powerful chips and other smart devices, and it is working hard to gain the same position in the PC market as in the Internet of Things.

     Bitcoin and blockchain technology are a very important area in the Internet world. Bitcoin and blockchain technology can promote the development of the Internet of Things. The decentralized nature of blockchain makes it easier for various devices to connect to the network and communicate with each other.

However, it remains to be seen whether Intel’s push into the Internet of Things will use blockchain technology.