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IoT Security Guidelines – GSMA Overview Document Supported by GSA
GSA is supporting the GSMA IoT Security initiative and is promoting these industry guidelines. The emergence of the Internet of… Read more »
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IoT Security Guidelines – for Network Operators
This document should act as a checklist in the supplier agreements between IoT Service Providers and their Network Operator partner(s). The… Read more »
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IoT Security Guidelines – for Endpoint Ecosystems
Network Operators, IoT Service Providers and other partners in the IoT ecosystem are advised to read GSMA document CLP.14 “IoT Security… Read more »
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IoT Security Guidelines – for IoT Service Ecosystems
GSA is supporting the GSMA IoT Security initiative and is promoting these industry guidelines. This document is one part of… Read more »
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NB-IoT and LTE-M – Global Market Report
There has been substantial progress in NB-IoT and IoT generally since the last GSA report on this growing market sector…. Read more »
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GSA Map IoT Deployments
The most up to date GSA maps showing the global roll out of IoT by country. These maps are excerpts… Read more »
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NB-IoT and LTE-M: Global Market Status
Companies are actively working on IoT use cases and opportunities in various vertical markets ranging from agriculture to energy utilities… Read more »
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GSA Snapshot: 3GPP IoT Global Status
The third quarter of 2017 saw momentum continue to build behind cellular IoT networks based on NB-IoT/Cat-NB1 and LTE-M/Cat-M1: most… Read more »
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The Evolution to NB-IoT and LTE-M
This is the August 2017 update to the Evolution to Narrow Band IoT report which also includes the progress and commercial roll out of LTE-M (Cat-M1). Key facts from the report. 8 operators have commercially launched NB-IoT networks 3 operators have commercially launched LTE Cat-M1 networks 14 planned new networks using Cat-M1 or NB-IoT 11 trials of NB-IoT technology since February 2017 3 trials of Cat-M1 technology since February 2017 14 modules released supporting only NB-IoT 20 modules released supporting only Cat-M1 16 modules released supporting both Cat-M1 and NB-IoT. ©Copyright 2017 - Global mobile…Read moreGSA Report
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Read moreLeading the LTE IoT Evolution – Qualcomm
This Qualcomm presentation is their latest information and positioning on IoT. ©2017 Qualcomm Technologies Inc. Qualcomm is an Executive Member of… Read more »
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Commercial VoLTE networks and 3GPP-technology IoT networks
Number of commercial VoLTE networks by country and IoT network launches, trials demos and plans. ©2017 GSA Charts can be freely used providing GSA is credited.Read moreGSA Map
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Narrow Band Internet of Things – Rohde & Schwarz
As part of Release 13, 3GPP has specified a new radio interface, the Narrowband Internet of Things (NB- IoT). NB-IoT is optimized for machine type traffic. It is kept as simple as possible in order to reduce device costs and to minimize battery consumption. In addition, it is also adapted to work in difficult radio condi- tions, which is a frequent operational area for certain machine type communication devices. Although NB- IoT is an independent radio interface, it is tightly connected with LTE, which also shows up in its integra- tion in the current LTE…Read moreWhite Paper
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Evolution to NB-IoT Report: GSA
GSA has updated the June 2016 Evolution to Narrow Band IoT report identifying new operator commitments, new devices, chips and modules, as well as trials and commercial deployments of IoT use cases. 19 operators are committed to deploying NB-IoT in 2017 GSA is tracking 16 3GPP IoT compliant device suppliers 18 vendors are delivering or planning to deliver chipsets or modules compliant to 3GPP Release 13 GSA predicts there will be 25 commercial NB-IoT networks by the end of 2017 US is focusing on LTE-IoT Cat-M1 and will then deploy NB-IoT Europe and Asia are…Read moreGSA Report
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Read moreEricsson Mobility Report: November 2016
5G is set to enhance mobile broadband services and enable a wide range of new business models and use cases,… Read more »
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LPWA: the Standards Approach to Mass-Market IoT
Low Power Wireless Access technologies are bringing new levels of connectivity to the mobile industry and a huge opportunity as we enter the 4th Industrial Revolution; an era where digitalisation of industries will see everything connected. This GSA paper considers why a standards based approach to LPWA is the best option for the industry citing past examples and experiences. ©2016 Global mobile Suppliers AssociationRead moreGSA Report
