As the use of the Internet of Things (IoT) picks up pace, the adoption of smart home devices is steadily increasing. By 2023, the average UK smart home will have 50 connected devices, according to Marc Allera, the CEO of BT‘s consumer division. As many consider what lies ahead for connected homes, one topic that is continuously
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Webcomic #927 on the xkcd.com site typifies the dilemma around standardisation. It makes a joke about two people wanting to create a new standard when fourteen already exist, says Ken Figueredo of oneM2M. While the subtext shines a light on rivalry between different organisations or schools of thought, the issue remains when it comes to
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Poor indoor air quality is detrimental to our health, economy and workplace productivity, especially in an environment dominated by COVID-19. Real-time airborne monitoring can help prevent the spread of airborne disease, including COVID-19 pathogens. Now, more than ever, businesses need measures in place to protect their workforce and customers from potential airborne hazards and disruptions.
BICS-Senseware-Joint-case-studyAs the number of connected devices rises from around 700 million today1 to an estimated ten billion by 2030, it’s clear that the pace of evolution in cellular connections is poised to accelerate radically. Current IoT connectivity is composed of 2G, 3G and 4G cellular networks and low power wide area networks (LPWANs). This base will be added to by newer technologies that enable devices to connect without needing their own power supplies.
BICS-eboook-Why-enterprises-are-choosing-eSIMEnterprises launching global connected services need their cellular IoT devices to connect seamlessly all over the world. But setting up connectivity is just the first stage of deployment.
Running an international connected business that delivers mission-critical applications is an ongoing endeavour: end customers need services with a high level of reliability and quality, while enterprises have to commit to strong Service Level Agreements to differentiate their offering. The right tools are required to fulfil SLA commitments and meet customers’ expectations wherever in the world their devices are connected.
Cloud communication platform provider for IoT, EMnify, announces global roaming of LTE-M a 3GPP standard for Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWAN) built on 4G networks and forward compatible with 5G. With this launch, EMnify is adding LTE-M support to its current 2G, 3G, and 4G network access, providing a future-proof connectivity option for cellular
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Google has announced that its newest Cloud region in Warsaw is now open. This is Google Cloud’s 25th location worldwide and the first cloud region to be opened in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). It provides companies from Poland and the neighbouring countries with access to the advanced cloud infrastructure. Google Cloud regions are part of
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