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COMPANY NEWS: Australian massive IoT company Thinxtra today announced it has completed a rebrand as part of its investment into end-to-end, high-accessibility Internet of Things solutions to help create additional revenue streams, improve operations and drive sustainability for its customers in Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong and Macau.

Sydney-based massive IoT company Thinxtra has raised $5 million in its pre-IPO funding round.

Australian massive Internet of Things (IoT) company Thinxtra has launched its inaugural Partner Program, which offers partners joint strategic business planning, training and enablement workshops to identify and convert IoT opportunities, demand generation and account mapping, sales tools and ongoing pre- and post-sales support.

Australian Massive Internet of Things (IoT) company Thinxtra has appointed Carineh Grigorian as Marketing Director.

COMPANY NEWS: Hong Kong's LBS Smart Technology leverages Thinxtra's devices and 0G network to deliver total hygiene solutions for public and commercial venues.

Day care centre The Gap Cubbyhouse Montessori in Brisbane has devised an indoor air quality monitoring device that measures carbon dioxide levels, a proxy for indoor COVID-19 transmission risk, in collaboration with IoT companies Thinxtra and Zeplin.

Australian massive IoT company Thinxtra has appointed Luke Austin as its CFO.

New Zealand glass manufacturer Architectural Glass Products has deployed internet of things technology from Pollin8 and Thinxtra to track its products and delivery trolleys.

Internet of Things and communications services vendor Thinxtra has appointed 20-year telecommunications veteran and former Optus head of IoT, Anthony Stewart, as general manager sales for Australia and New Zealand.

Australian smart water meter company WaterGroup has inked a five-year partnership with Internet of Things (IoT) provider Thinxtra in a deal which will enable large water users to detect water leaks and avoid loss of millions of litres of water.

Tasmania expects to be the first state to become IoT-ready, with 95% of the population set to be covered by a dedicated IoT network before the end of this year.

Internet of Things and communications services vendor Thinxtra is investing $5 million in a programme to bring Internet of Things services to local government councils across Australia.

Internet of Things (IOT) vendor Thinxtra has started the deployment of the live SIGFOX public network, with installations of base stations and antennas on top of two of the tallest buildings in Australia - Sydney Tower Eye and Melbourne’s Eureka Tower.