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GE’s Soapbox Moment: General Electric used stage time at Mobile World Congress to urge telecom companies to embrace the industrial internet of things. Sue Siegel, chief innovation officer of the 126-year-old conglomerate, implored companies to bring the tap-and-swipe ease of consumer electronics to the industrial space. Highly aware of the necessary imperative for industrial innovation, cellular connectivity companies like Kore Wireless, Infineon and GeoTraq have already stepped up to the plate and are actively working with businesses to provide unique M2M solutions to keep industries competitive in today’s global market.
Blockchain RHOCs: Reflective Venture Partners, a newly formed blockchain technology firm, has launched with an initial fund of 100 million RHOCs, RChain Cooperative's native crypto currency. The two companies plan to fund a minimum of twelve blockchain-specific distributed applications (dApps) and the startups that build them. While blockchain technology is still relatively new, their vision is to advance current architecture into an open source platform, leading to the creation of new decentralized financial technologies and ultra-secure medical record keeping systems.
eSIM-plicity: Deutsche Telecom and Telefόnica are now offering eSIM connectivity solutions for multi-device management. The German operator demonstrated its new IoT solution by connecting a c smartwatch, Microsoft tablet and BMW i3 connected car to a single device. Telefόnica’s connectivity platform will detect cellular devices and enroll them into AWS IoT automatically. American based companies such as Telit, GeoTraq and Sierra Wireless are also offering GSMA embedded SIM solutions which reduce complexity, time to market and total cost of ownership.
STMicroelectronics, a global semiconductor leader serving customers across the spectrum of electronics applications, and Sierra Wireless,
Geneva, Switzerland; Vancouver, Canada – STMicroelectronics, a global semiconductor leader serving customers across the spectrum
Orange, Sierra Wireless, LACROIX, and ST announced the creation of the IoT Continuum, a partnership that aims the mass deployment of IoT
Orange, Sierra Wireless, LACROIX, and STMicroelectronics today announced the creation of the IoT Continuum
Cellular IoT Market is set to garner staggering revenues by 2025: Key Industry Players ZTE Corporation, Gemalto NV
Cellular IoT Market is set to garner staggering revenues by 2025: Key Industry Players ZTE Corporation, Gemalto NV
San Francisco, 4 October 2018 – The global cellular IoT market is expected to reach USD 9.65 billion by 2025, according to a new study by Grand View Research, Inc. The hype around Internet of Things (IoT) and its tremendous potential to revolutionize machine-to-machine and machine-to-human communications has reached its peak, owing to which numerous technology vendors are prodding different…
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Analysts Predict Upward Turn for Sierra Wireless, Inc. (USA) (Nasdaq:SWIR), Finishing At $19.30
Analysts Predict Upward Turn for Sierra Wireless, Inc. (USA) (Nasdaq:SWIR), Finishing At $19.30
Sierra Wireless, Inc. (USA) (Nasdaq:SWIR)
August 4th, 2018
Sierra Wireless, Inc. (USA) closed Thursday up 19.14%, a $3.10 increase to close on $19.30. In addition to finishing higher, trading volumes were solid at 1,101% of normal which can indicate investors see opportunities. (more…)
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