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Industrial IoT and sensor technology · Hopkins, Minnesota, United States / Oslo, Norway
Digi International / Disruptive Technologies
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Digi International signed an agreement to acquire Norway-based Disruptive Technologies for $130 million in cash. Digi says the target's sensing technology and customer base across more than 25 countries will give its SmartSense platform a meaningful European commercial presence; closing is expected before the end of 2026, subject to approval.
Updated October 1, 2026 · Evidence from public sources
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Filter in all signals ↗Digi International plans $130M acquisition to expand its IoT business in Europe
Digi International signed an agreement to acquire Norway-based Disruptive Technologies for $130 million in cash. Digi says the target's sensing technology and customer base across more than 25 countries will give its SmartSense platform a meaningful European commercial presence; closing is expected before the end of 2026, subject to approval.
The deal could create opportunities around IoT platforms, sensors, analytics and European customer delivery, but integration may reshape overlapping commercial and support functions. Candidates should ask whether a position supports European expansion, core product integration or a function that may be consolidated after closing.
