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Zacks Equity Research reviewed how Digi International (DGII) outperformed its estimates in the prior quarter. "This quarterly report represents an earnings surprise of 20%. A quarter ago, it was expected that this provider of communication adapters would post earnings of $0.42 per share when it actually produced earnings of $0.45, delivering a surprise of 7.14%."

The KCAL NEWS Mornings program hosted Harald Remmert, Digi’s CTO of Cellular Solutions, who shared key tips to follow for home network security, so homeowners with smart home technology can ensure everything from smart stoves to baby monitors are safe from cyberattacks.

In this article from Policing Insight, a website for stakeholders in policing and criminal justice, Kinana Hussain, Vice President of Product Management at Digi, explains how reliable, secure, always-on connectivity can help keep law enforcement personnel and first responders safe, while increasing trust in the communities they serve.

How is it that in 2022, the stock price of Digi International (DGII) “has soared 62%, bucking a stubborn bear market”? An article in Investor's Business Daily explains that a series of shrewd acquisitions had a lot to do with it. Read this article to learn how acquisitions have driven Digi’s strong revenue and earnings growth, and how the company’s commitment to 5G and edge computing will help extend that trajectory into the future.

Telecom Reseller published a podcast recording featuring Harald Remmert, Digi's CTO of Cellular Solutions. Harald spoke with Don Witt of The Channel Daily News, a TR publication, about the continuing trend and the consequences of a security breach.With the massive movement of the workforce to homes during the pandemic, a significant percentage will likely continue the work from anywhere option. This has significantly affected the network security with 20% to 40% growth in cyber-crime.

The IoT M2M Council announced that Digi's MP1 embedded system-on-module had won the Best in Show award at electronica 2022. ConnectCore MP1 modules deliver an integrated and secure connected system-on-module. Built on the STM32 MP157C microprocessor with dual Arm Cortex-A7 and a Cortex-M4 core, the module is an intelligent communication engine for secure connected devices. It integrates pre-certified dual-band Wifi 5 with Bluetooth 5 and Gigabit Ethernet connectivity.

Yahoo Finance shared Digi's fiscal year 2022 results, and how the company is bucking the market trends with its mission critical IoT solutions. In its fiscal fourth quarter that ended Sept. 30, Digi reported adjusted earnings growth of 80% year over year to 45 cents a share. Revenue climbed 34% to $105.7 million. Its results topped consensus estimates of 41 cents in per-share profit on revenue of $100.4 million.

Embedded Computing Design announced the Best In Show winners, including the Digi ConnectCore MP1 module, in the Computer Boards, Systems, Components & Peripherals Category. Unlike other SOMs, Digi ConnectCore MP1 provides a scalable, highly integrated solution that encompasses a complete set of development tools, design support, software, and security building blocks to accelerate time to market, making it an extremely cost-effective wireless solution for OEMs.

EE News shared Digi's announcement that it would showcase the Digi ConnectCore® MP1 systems-on-module (SOMs) family and Digi ConnectCore Voice Control software at electronica 2022, with live demonstrations of the company’s scalable, highly integrated products for the industrial IoT, including development tools, design support, software, and security building blocks to accelerate time to market.

Building on industry-leading technology, the low-power, low-profile Digi XBee RR module gives designers the ability to switch among multiple frequencies and wireless protocols with a fully interoperable Digi XBee ecosystem to support a range of applications spanning building automation, smart energy, digital health, intelligent lighting, and more

The Digi ConnectCore MP1 module won Best in Show at electronica 2022, in the Computer Boards, Systems, Components & Peripherals category. As the industry’s smallest STM32MP1 SOM that integrates Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and wired connectivity, Digi ConnectCore MP1 SOMs respond to the challenge of building intelligent, connected, and secure wireless products in strongly regulated markets such as the healthcare, transportation, and industrial sectors.

A New York-based restaurant retailer that operates a portfolio of chef-operated restaurants relies on SmartSense by Digi to ensure freshness at scale. Read this article in Chain Store Age to learn how the company uses digital checklists, prescriptive workflows and a centralized dashboard to remotely manage quality and safety operations across all of its locations.

DIG, a seasonally-driven restaurant group, uses automated temperature monitoring solutions from SmartSense by Digi to improve the efficiency of its employees, giving them more time to focus on compliance with the FDA’s HACCP management system. Read the article in QSR magazine to learn why DIG’s Chief Operating Officer said “SmartSense was the perfect fit.”

Building secure products isn’t just a matter of technology. It’s also a matter of culture. “One of the goals of applying a DevSecOps approach to software development” says an article in Information Week, “is to get security onboard sooner rather than later in the cycle.” Read this article which quotes Josh Heller, Supervisor of Information Security Engineering at Digi, on the important cultural aspects of building security awareness into the software development process.

With the adoption of 5G is well underway, early adopters in enterprise and retail sectors are enjoying the benefits of fixed wireless access, and are future-proofing their deployments with better connectivity thanks to the speed and low latency that 5G provides. Read about the path to 5G and 6G connectivity in this article by Harald Remmert, Digi’s CTO for Cellular Solutions, in Electronic Products.

With the adoption of 5G is well underway, early adopters in enterprise and retail sectors are enjoying the benefits of fixed wireless access, and are future-proofing their deployments with better connectivity thanks to the speed and low latency that 5G provides. Read about the path to 5G and 6G connectivity in this article by Harald Remmert, Digi’s CTO for Cellular Solutions, in Electronic Products.

An article in Linux Magazine notes that it takes “significant effort to adapt an operating system for a hardware platform.” Then it asks, “what happens if you're starting from scratch on a wholly new hardware system?” The answer could lie in Yocto project. Check out this article, which uses Digi ConnectCore® modules to demonstrate how Yocto project can give you a head start in adapting an operating system to run on an embedded device.

Check out this article in Modern Restaurant Management magazine to read how IoT helps restaurants increase their operational efficiency and cut down on waste. Guy Yehiav, President of SmartSense by Digi, writes that, “With U.S. restaurants wasting between 22 to 33 billion pounds of food each year, every improvement in operational efficiency is an essential contribution to preventing waste and reducing loss.”

Remediation Technology, a new online publication for the environmental remediation industry, featured a thought provoking Q&A with Quinn Jones, Senior Product Manager at Digi. Read this interview for insights into the role of connected sensors in environmental remediation and how Digi sensors provide “the tools for analysis and preventative detection of contaminants including toxic substances, pH and oxygen levels in water, and carbon monoxide, methane and H2S gases in industrial and air quality monitoring.”

The Digi IX20 cellular router won the Top Tier Product Award for 2022 in the IT Equipment category from Mission Critical, an online magazine serving the data center industry. This annual award recognizes “the industry’s most cutting-edge products” and “innovations [that] make it possible for us to reduce our carbon footprints safely, efficiently, and reliably at scale in a small space.”

Veteran business columnist Neal St. Anthony of the Star Tribune, Minnesota’s largest newspaper, recently reported that Digi has “set new quarterly records for revenue and operating profits.” Noting that Digi shares are “up a whopping 256% over the past five years,” St. Anthony called Digi “one of Minnesota's best stocks to own in 2022.”