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Gia Marcos
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Feature Writer, TheThings.com
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Gia is a writer based in Manila. She's been an entertainment reporter for TheThings, specializing in reality TV, since 2020. Aside from pop culture journalism, she's also written for Aeon Media's digital magazine Psyche, as well as TheTravel. You can see her introspective reportage on existential eroticism and its context in fetish and kink on her Substack blog, Defiling System.
Sustainability , Travel, Politics, International Affairs , People, Environment, Philosophy, Arts , Conservation, Music, Spirituality , Culture, Social Entrepreneurship , Environmental Entrepreneurship, Science
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TheThings.com
The Things Industries specializes in Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity and services, focusing on LoRaWAN technology. As a leading provider in the global LoRaWAN ecosystem, the company supports a vast network with over 50,000 gateways and more than 2.4 million connected devices, serving over 500 enterprise customers worldwide. The core offering is The Things Stack, a LoRaWAN Network Server that facilitates connectivity, management, and monitoring of IoT devices and applications. This platform is designed for secure and reliable data routing, ensuring scalability for diverse enterprise needs. Additionally, The Things Industries provides hardware solutions like the Things Indoor Gateway Pro, which simplifies network installation and management through cloud integration and advanced features such as zero-touch provisioning and enhanced device management capabilities. The company is dedicated to continuous innovation and collaboration to advance the IoT market.
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Founded: 2015