Orange Romania created an IoT communications network that uses the LTE-M technology dedicated to internet-connected objects. The network is already available in 3,137 localities in Romania, writes local paper Ziarul

Innovative sensors could make the city centre of Groningen more accessible. With its Proeftuin Binnenstad monitoring project, the municipality is looking for new technologies to map complex traffic situations. The

Global Internet of Things (IoT) systems specialist Kerlink Group has been selected as hardware and software provider for the IoT Scotland project, which will deliver a nationwide, low-power wide-area (LPWA)

Telefonica and the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) have launched a smart agriculture pilot in El Salvador as part of the agreement signed in February to develop digitalisation initiatives in Latin

Bosch and Huawei have signed a partnership agreement to accelerate the development of IoT services in China. The agreement will see the two partners make Bosch’s IoT Suite software services

Orange Poland, together with the company Pronal, is developing a network of smart meters in Jozefow, near Warsaw. Nearly 3,000 transmitters will enable remote metering of the water supply, with

South Korean operator SK Telecom has tested interoperability between 5G Non Standalone (NSA) Core developed by Samsung Electronics and 5G base stations of Nokia and Ericsson. The test took place

4G chipmaker Sequans Communications reported third-quarter revenues well below its guidance, saying the LTE-M market is taking off slower than expected. Results in the fourth quarter are expected to be

Endrich is going to present a live NB-IoT test system at Electronica 2018. Networked objects such as smart devices contain a sensor and a communication module that connects them to the

Ligado Networks said it plans to start creating 5G technology in the L-Band for mobile services in North America. Ecosystem partners Ericsson and Sequans were selected to work on the technical