Displaying items by tag: M2M

D-Link's DWM-315 features dual-SIM 4G LTE mobile broadband connectivity, Gigabit Ethernet, remote management capabilities, and an integrated VPN client and server.

Satellite communications provider Sky and Space Global has completed the critical design review of the Pearls satellite, which now allows immediate assembly and integration of its nanosatellite network.

The Australian telecommunications market is predicted to change dramatically over the next 10 years with the transformation of the telecom industry and a range of economic sectors dependent on telecom infrastructure, according to a newly published analyst report.

The need to implement better, more secure network procedures and tools to safeguard IoT devices will only grow as more stories about breaches crop up in the future, according to a senior official at Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise.

Data-intensive applications such as Internet radio, music streaming applications, and information services will generate approximately 6000 petabytes per annum by 2021, equivalent to more than 300 billion hours of music streaming.

Customer experience software solutions company Amdocs spoke to us about its business in 2016, its telco customers in Australia and more.

Financial markets reacted negatively to Netcomm’s full year 2016 results on Monday, with the share price dropping despite revenues increasing by 14.8% to $85.3 million, but with a big hit to revenues from its broadband business – down by $14.1 million to $26.4 million for the year compared to 2015.

With increased competition and lower manufacturing costs, embedded SIM cards "will increasingly dominate the M2M (Machine to Machine) space, accounting for more than 50% of connections by 2020".

Earlier this week, NetComm Wireless announced a ramp up of its US expansion, with a new R&D facility outside Australia, while upgrading R&D in Sydney and Melbourne, too.

Optus has agreed a deal with 2SG Wholesale to distribute M2M, IoT and GPS products and capability in the wholesale reseller market.

Netcomm Wireless makes topcnotch M2M and IIoT devices (machine to machine and Industrial Interet of Things), and it has "received ThingWorx Ready compliance to further expand its remote management platform offering".

M2M specialist Freestyle Technology officially opened its IoT innovation centre today.

Australian company Netcomm keeps scoring massive goals in the global telecommunications space, with its newest certification by a major telco player just the latest of many.

A top notch research firm says some of the key questions, use cases and opportunities facing operations around IoT and M2M ‘will be resolved’ in 2016, leading to the market maturing ‘markedly.’

ACMA’s newly proposed changes to regulatory arrangements will ensure operators of M2M wireless comms links used for IoT will ‘find it easier to access spectrum.’

If you’re a developer of products and services for the Internet of Things, a US seminar you can attend via webinar may well be of great interest. 

Vodafone says it has ‘strengthened its commitment to regional Australia through an agreement which has seen it become the exclusive retail telecommunications partner of the NFF.’

Australian- listed Machine-to-Machine (M2M) devices and solutions provider NetComm Wireless has announced that Japan's largest mobile service provider Kanematsu Communications has passed two of its 3G M2M Smart Router models for deployment on its nationwide 3G network.

A multi-vendor interoperability event for M2M and IoT standards seeks to establish the oneM2M Release 1 Specs as the global standard.

Verizon has certified the NetComm Wireless WiFi M2M Router (NTC-140W-01) for deployment in the US market.