This release takes MQTT a step further by adding native support for the A2A protocol over MQTT, enabling AI agents to register, discover, and collaborate directly through the broker without additional infrastructure.
In this blog, we'll explore the BYOC model and architecture of EMQX Cloud BYOC edition to help you understand how it can benefit your business.
This release includes support for the OCPP 1.6-J protocol, which enables the communication between Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment to EMQX.
The new Modbus RTU/TCP driver has better compatibility and supports both Client/Server modes, enabling it to adapt to more devices.
v1.9.2 supports the output mode of the command-line tool, allowing users to customize data pipelines according to their needs and thus more conveniently and efficiently process output data.
Explore the pros and cons of serverless and hosting options for your MQTT project. Choose the right MQTT service with our comprehensive guide.
Comprehensive benchmarking results of EMQX and NanoMQ on performance with Open MQTT Benchmark Suite, helping you choose a suitable MQTT broker.
Compare the Serverless, Dedicated, and BYOC editions of EMQX Cloud MQTT service, and explore their use cases through three user stories.
We are excited to announce that EMQX Cloud now supports the Japanese language in its user interface.
Compare the performance of Mosquitto and NanoMQ with Open MQTT Benchmarking in this comprehensive analysis. Discover the right MQTT broker for your needs.
EMQX Enterprise version 4.4.17 enhances the performance of the rule engine, and it also involves log enhancements and bug fixes.
Neuron 2.4.0 introduces a host of new features, including several newly-added drivers, a new application, and improvements to existing functionality.
In this blog, we will explore the significance of serverless MQTT and how EMQX Cloud Serverless can revolutionize your cloud MQTT services.