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The document summarizes the inescapability of the Internet of Things through 3 key points: 1) Connectivity has expanded from personal computers in 1984 to mobile phones in 1994 and now aims to connect anything to the Internet through technologies like RFID tags. 2) This decentralized connectivity of physical objects is driven by industrial evolution and cheap connectivity solutions, making the Internet of Things technology and application agnostic. 3) With over 4.3 billion personal computers and mobile phones already connected, the Internet of Things has the potential to connect the estimated 100 trillion remaining physical objects and devices in the world, representing the ultimate revolution after the Internet and mobile Internet.

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