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In the big picture, the apparent merger is relatively small potatoes, based on the estimated $1.1 billion in transactions spent on IoT mergers and acquisitions for the first half of the year, according to IoT Agenda. Though we find their definition as to what qualifies as IoT to be fairly broad. For example, it says a nearly $250 million investment takeover of a Scottish infrastructure provider for telecommunications by a London-based private equity company somehow counts as an IoT M&A. We recently wrote about the coming of 5G communications and the profound impact it will have on other technology sectors such as IoT, in particular, so there is a valid link between the two. But the merger is far from being a pure-play M&A.