Telia bags a big NB-IoT gig
Swedish operator Telia is going to connect nearly a million smart meters using narrowband IoT technology.
Swedish operator Telia is going to connect nearly a million smart meters using narrowband IoT technology.
Zain Kuwait is conducting a major digital transformation project for the utilities sector and has asked Ericsson to join the party.
Analyst firm Juniper Research has forecast the connected car market to grow faster than any other M2M segment and to account for a fifth of total passenger car revenue by 2019.
Ericsson has teamed up with Telefónica Germany and E.ON Research Center at RWTH Aachen University to demonstrate the use of LTE networks in smart meters for the energy sector. The Swedish infrastructure firm said plans for smart meter roll-outs and LTE deployments are presenting new opportunities for utility companies to take advantage of.
Telefónica’s UK arm has been selected as the connectivity provider for the UK’s Smart Meter Implementation Programme in two of the project’s three regions. The operator will provide service in the Central and Southern regions for the programme, which will see the deployment of 53 million connected gas and electricity meters across the UK by 2020.
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