Deutsche Telekom will launch NB-IoT in 8 countries this year
Deutsche Telekom is expanding its footprint in the NB-IoT by announcing a Europe-wide rollout across the course of 2017.
Deutsche Telekom is expanding its footprint in the NB-IoT by announcing a Europe-wide rollout across the course of 2017.
Sigfox has pushed its credentials up a notch with the announcement it has struck a deal with Telefónica to offer mass IoT services worldwide.
ARM had made a positive step forward in the journey towards the heralded world of NB-IoT with Mistbase and NextG-Com acquisitions.
Vodafone has confirmed its first commercially available Narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) network is now operational in Spain, and is celebrating with a glass or two of sangria.
It has been a few months since Vodafone last told everyone how great NB-IoT is so it’s time for another round of evangelising.
US operator Verizon has suggested it is considering a deployment of 5G technology even before the 3GPP has completed the standardisation process in an interview with Light Reading.
Finnish networking giant Nokia has secured a double win with Singapore MNO M1 with the roll out of Singapore’s first commercial HetNet and a deal to do the same for NB-IoT early next year.
The low power IoT network roll-outs continue to gather pace with KPN launching a LoRa one in the Netherlands and a Sigfox one being unveiled in Singapore.
Telecoms standardization body 3GPP has announced is has completed the standardization of the NB-IoT narrowband radio technology designed specifically for IoT use.
As the race to become the default specialist low-power network for IoT hots up, LoRa, Sigfox, Weightless and NB-IoT have all made fresh announcements.
UK operator Vodafone is accelerating its IoT programme in anticipation of commercial launch next year with more commercial trials.
IoT startup Actility has announced the appointment of telecoms industry veteran Mike Mulica as its new CEO, replacing founder Olivier Hersent, who remains as CTO.
Erik Brenneis, Vodafone’s head of IoT, has announced the company will be launching NB-IoT in multiple markets next year.
Telecoms giants Huawei and Vodafone have announced the opening of what they claim is the world’s first open lab dedicated to the development of narrowband IoT.
Mobile world Congress in Barcelona has seen a variety of global telcos, equipment makers and industries announce their partnership plans as IoT continues to come closer to realisation.
The emerging IoT standards war is heating up ahead of MWC 2016, with announcements made regarding both the NB-IoT and LoRa.
Korean operator KT has announced what it claims is the industry’s first eMTC (enhanced Machine Type Communications) field trial in partnership with Nokia.
Networks giant Ericsson has launched what it says is the industry’s first complete cellular low-power wide-area (LPWA) offering in partnership with US operator AT&T.
Vodafone, along with Huawei, has laid claim to successfully completing the first commercial trial deployment of internet of things technology based on narrowband technology.
Global mobile industry association GSMA has welcomed apparent industry consensus on Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) technology that is being designed specifically to accommodate IoT.
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