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- euromicron AG, a German specialist for Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, plans, implements and operates digitized infrastructures for digital buildings, smart industry and critical infrastructures; its core offerings encompass sensors and devices including cameras, fire and burglar alarms, filling level sensors, air and water quality sensors, geolocation and pipeline monitoring sensors; high-performance network infrastructures such as LoRaWAN wireless and radio relay networks, IP-based LAN and WLAN networks for office and industrial use, PDH, SDH, IP and MPLS wide area networks, FTTx infrastructures; in-house developed platforms for data pooling, visualization, storage and interfacing; custom and general applications forming an ecosystem for smart city, building and industry uses; and services covering consulting, cybersecurity concepts, training, servicing, maintenance and managed operations. The company operates through three segments—Smart Building providing intelligent solutions for building and process automation, light control, access control, video surveillance, fire prevention and data center connector systems; Critical Infrastructure focusing on planning, production and operation of digitized critical systems; and Distribution advising on and supplying vendor-independent active and passive network components for fiber-optic and copper networks, alongside development of optical network components, fiber optic cabling, public address systems, testing equipment, networked workplace systems and safety technologies. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Neu-Isenburg, Germany, euromicron serves small and medium-sized enterprises, large companies and public-sector organizations primarily in Germany with a network of subsidiaries and over 40 locations employing around 1,900 people; it maintains international operations through its digitized infrastructure expertise. Recent developments include the acquisition of an 80.22% stake by private investors, marking a significant ownership change for the leading German developer of network and fiber optics technology.