IOTAS lands $8.5M to help apartment landlords install and manage smart home devices

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IOTAS, a Portland, Ore.-based startup that helps landlords install and manage smart home devices, has raised $8.5 million. The Series A investment round was led by TELUS Ventures along with Liberty Global and Intel Capital.

IOTAS CEO Sce Pike said the company will use the money

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