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Australian state-wide network will help farmers to live off the LAN
The Internet of Things will soon be rolled out across farmers’ fields in an Australian state, according to the Australian website, The Lead. South Australia is set to become the first fully interconnected state in the Southern Hemisphere through a regional Internet of Things (IoT) network.
Read moreSierra Wireless announces the availability of the FX30, a small, programmable and rugged IoT gateway
Sierra Wireless, a provider of fully integrated end-to-end solutions for Internet of Things (IoT) applications, announced the availability of the FX30, the industry’s smallest, most flexible and rugged programmable cellular gateway.
Read moreEducation and collaboration will transform cities from dumb to smart in quick succession
Smart cities promote numerous advantages for the public and organisations alike, improving communication response, remote control potential and innovative interactive experiences for public and private services.
Read moreChina’s ZTE joins Avanci Alliance to accelerate IoT connectivity and industry growth
ZTE Corporation, an international provider of telecommunications, enterprise and consumer technology solutions for the Mobile Internet, announced that the company has joined Avanci.
Read moreOpen collaboration will help bring about a single 5G standard, says Huawei’s Ding
At the FT-ETNO Summit held in Brussels, Huawei executive director and Products & Solutions president Ryan Ding said, “5G will be one of the cornerstones of industry digitalisation. A single global standard is vital.”
Read moreRising economies in Asia, Russia and Brazil help drive growth in cellular IoT connections
Global Cellular Internet of Things (IoT) connections are expected to reach almost 1.22 billion in 2021, according to Beecham Research.
Read moreInterdigital joins Avanci IoT licensing platform
InterDigital, Inc., a mobile technology research and development company, announced that it has joined Avanci, said to be the industry’s first marketplace for licensing cellular standards-essential technology for the Internet of Things (IoT).
Read moreAvanci launches one-stop licensing platform to accelerate wireless connectivity for IoT
Avanci claims to have launched the first marketplace for licensing patented wireless technology to the Internet of Things (IoT).
Read moreEricsson announces a 5G access network – but what is 5G?
On August 31, 2016, Ericsson announced the launch of its new AIR 6468 cellular radio. Ericsson stated that together with the 5G Plug-Ins announced in June, and the (already available) Radio System Baseband 5216, it now offers all the components of a 5G access network.
Read moreTIM and Samsung launch the first smartwatch in Italy with integrated eSIM
TIM and Samsung, in collaboration with Gemalto, launched the first smartwatch in Italy with an integrated embedded SIM (eSIM), representing the evolution of the SIM Card and mobile devices.
Read moreNorth America’s first LTE Cat M1 modules launched by Telit
Four new LTE Cat M1 modules are to be launched for the U.S. and one LTE Cat NB1 for Europe at CTIA Super Mobility 2016, according to Telit.
Read moreAustralian winery uses Internet of Things to wage war on polluted wastewater
A water treatment company is using the Internet of Things (IoT) to command an army of bacteria in the battle against polluted winery wastewater.
Read moreRiskBand turns to u-blox to enable global personal security wearable not tied to a phone
Whereable Technologies is using technology from u-blox, a global provider of wireless and positioning modules and chips, for RiskBand.
Read moreKeeping the peace in the Internet of Things – Part 3
Testing an Internet or cloud is necessary because the system is too complex for anyone to analyse and predict every possible form of vulnerability or failure.
Read moreDigi International introduces cellular gateway solution for no or low power locations
Digi International®, has introduced Digi Connect Sensor, a battery-powered, enterprise-ready, cellular gateway solution for wireless connectivity at locations with either no power or low power.
Read moreHow the Cloud Makes the IoT Manageable
Security and Privacy Big cloud service providers are already thinking about how to bring the Internet of Things together on an enterprise scale. IBM, Microsoft, Amazon, and Samsung (they’re obsessed with the IoT) have all developed platforms to help businesses manage their Things.
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