IoT News

Home energy management (HEM) is a hot topic for several good reasons: 1) Consumers want to reduce the amount they spend each month; 2) Utilities need to switch from a

Video surveillance and M2M provider Clear2There has expanded its distribution agreement with Jenne Distributors, a value‐added distributor of business telephony, data, audio and video conferencing, and security products to resellers

Wireless technology expert Kelvin Chan has joined ABI Research as industry analyst for M2M connectivity.

M2M-focussed mobile network operator Stream Communications has introduced a quick and secure way to access remote devices. Removing the need for software installation and network configuration, Dina is a secure

M2M module provider Fusion Wireless has picked Mocana to provide security software for its high-speed CDMA modules.

CML Microcircuits has launched the CMX7164 multi-mode wireless data modem IC.

Machine-to-machine communications company Telit has posted preliminary net profits of US$8.4m for the year ending 31 December 2010 against a loss for the previous year of $4.2m.

Veolia Water and Orange are joining forces in the smart metering sector and are launching M2O City, an operator specialising in remote environmental data and water meter reading services.

Fujitsu has selected Sierra Wireless to provide 3G mobile broadband for several models in its Lifebook series of notebooks and tablets.

Digital security company Gemalto has announced what it claims is the world’s first UICC-embedded software application compliant with Mobile Mastercard Paypass M/Chip 4, the new Mastercard payment specification for mobile

Switzerland. 29 March, 2011 — With embedded devices now in widespread use in tablets and computers with 3G connectivity, such as Kindle, and now widely used in transport applications to

Arrow Electronics has signed a distribution agreement with Exosite, a machine-to-machine (M2M) application and cloud computing software company.

Mobile broadband company Tekelec has enetered a co-marketing agreement with Numerex to deliver intelligent M2M products to global service providers.

Telit Wireless has introduced the HE910, which it claims is the world’s smallest module featuring five-band HSPA+. The module can thus be used in any 3G network worldwide without the

Verizon Wireless and Axeda have formed an alliance to speed the development and deployment of global machine-to-machine (M2M) products.

This will be the year that M2M really starts to take off, said Robert Wainwright (pictured), general manager and director of BVM, speaking at the launch of the company’s new