David Sonstebo News

The Iota board said it had “parted ways” with Sønstebø due to the fact its interests have “diverged significantly” with those of the co-founder.

Cointelegraph spoke with Iota’s founder David Sønstebø on his decision to repay $1.97 million in MIOTA to the victims of the recent hack.

Cointelegraph interviewed David Sonstebo, CEO of IOTA, to catch up with the recent events and the journey of IOTA.

IOTA announces new data monetization platform with Microsoft, Fujitsu, and others as partners.

Micro payment company SatoshiPay has decided to give up on Bitcoin and Blockchain in favor of supposedly “superior” technology that is faster and cheaper to transact with.

On the early hours of Saturday, IOTA for the internet of things advanced as much as 41.32 percent and moved up one place in the rankings.

IOTA token will be available for testing by a limited number of users outside the company starting early February, said its co-founder David Sønstebø.