Geeksme, la startup española que convierte cualquier objeto en inteligente

JOSÉ A. GONZÁLEZ· Jul 26, 2026 · 3:53 PM UTC ·3 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 13 views

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▪Geeksme, la startup española que convierte cualquier objeto en inteligente «La información recopilada es siempre del usuario», señala su fundador Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Geeksme. (Geeksme) JOSÉ A.
▪España es el quinto país de Europa en inversión en IoT, solo por detrás de Alemania, el Reino Unido, Francia e Italia, según los datos de IDC.
▪Las previsiones apuntan a que el mercado de internet de las cosas alcanzará los 23.000 millones de euros en 2020.

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Geeksme, la startup española que convierte cualquier objeto en inteligente «La información recopilada es siempre del usuario», señala su fundador Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Geeksme. (Geeksme) JOSÉ A. GONZÁLEZ Madrid 19/02/2019 a las 08:00h. España es el quinto país de Europa en inversión en IoT, solo por detrás de Alemania, el Reino Unido, Francia e Italia, según los datos de IDC. Las previsiones apuntan a que el mercado de internet de las cosas alcanzará los 23.000 millones de euros en 2020. No obstante la percepción es, como en el deporte, la eterna promesa por despuntar. «Hay que ajustar muchos diseños, parámetros y por eso muchas ideas de IoT se quedan en el tintero», explica Ángel Sánchez Díaz, cofundador y General Manager de Geeksme.

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