February 25, 2015 | The Internet of Things (IoT) startup IQP announced that it will partner with three large Japanese companies: Fujitsu, NEC Engineering and KDDI. IQP, a company that develops and executes IoT applications, is currently in the process of raising its first rounds of external funding, and is seeking out partnerships and new customers by expanding to the US. The company recently opened a branch in New York City, with additional plans to set up a branch in Silicon Valley. IQP was founded in 2011 by its CEO Guy Kaplinsky, launching its sales activities last year. IQP is headquartered in Tokyo and has R&D operations near Tel Aviv.
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