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Samsung and Google, on the other hand, are increasingly competing to offer the alternative open platform. Just this week, Samsung spent $200 million to acquire SmartThings, one of the many companies competing to be the foundational platform for the smart home.

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Samsung said Friday it had reached a deal to buy a US home automation startup SmartThings, as the South Korean electronics giant aims to expand beyond the increasingly saturated smartphone market. With Samsungs resources and support, SmartThings will be able to expand its platform and become available for even more partners and devices, Samsung said […]

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Samsung Electronics Co Ltd will buy SmartThings, a startup backed by PayPal co-founder Max Levchin that helps connect household devices, one of its largest U.S.-startup acquisitions to date. The South Korean electronics maker joins fellow technology heavyweights Apple Inc and Google Inc in exploring ways to integrate connected household gadgets such as thermostats and lights […]

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