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MQTT is a lightweight, publish–subscribe messaging protocol designed for devices that need to communicate efficiently over unreliable or low‑bandwidth networks. It has become one of the core standards of the Internet of Things (IoT). | MQTT is a lightweight, publish–subscribe messaging protocol designed for devices that need to communicate efficiently over unreliable or low‑bandwidth networks. It has become one of the core standards of the Internet of Things (IoT). | ||
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MQTT is a lightweight, publish–subscribe messaging protocol designed for devices that need to communicate efficiently over unreliable or low‑bandwidth networks. It has become one of the core standards of the Internet of Things (IoT).