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Arm makes IoT predictions for 2019

Chip design company Arm has made its IoT predictions for 2019 based on a survey of technology experts and futurists. The predictions span IoT within intelligent homes, personalised delivery and healthcare as well as smart cities and buildings. 

 
Blackberry helps private and public sectors combine for smart cities

Blackberry is helping the private and public sectors come together to accelerate the development of smart cities and intelligent transportation systems with a security credential management service.

 
Huawei hits back at security allegations

Huawei has hit back at security allegations made against the Chinese technology giant last week by European Commission vice president Andrus Ansip.

 
Loriot leverages Kerlink geolocation for LoRa deployment

Swiss start-up Loriot is providing a LoRa-based low-power, wide-area network server to customers in more than 130 countries in partnership with French IoT company Kerlink.

 
Taiwan cellular operator picks Ayla for IoT development

Taiwan cellular operator Asia Pacific Telecom is to use California-based Ayla Networks’s recently enhanced IoT platform to develop IoT applications.

 
Kudelski and Pepper partner on IoT security

Swiss digital security company Kudelski Group is working with Kansas City start-up Pepper IoT to protect IoT service providers and retailers from cyber-security risks and increase consumer confidence in connected device security.

 
Smart speakers will argue with us, predicts Ericsson report

Smart speakers that take part in family arguments and virtual assistant that understand moods are two of the trends that Ericsson is predicting in its 2019 Consumer Lab trend report.

 
U-Blox collaboration brings positioning accuracy to Korea

Korean broadcast media company MBC, with assistance from Swiss wireless modules company U-Blox, has launched a compact L1 and L2 real-time kinematic multi-band device.

 
Atmosic hopes to eliminate batteries for IoT devices

Fabless semiconductor company Atmosic Technologies believes it can help IoT device makers reduce and even eliminate their dependency on battery power using technology from fellow Californian company Ceva.

 
Infineon ships industrial grade eSIM in small package

To help M2M communications achieve reliable data collection and uninterrupted data transmission, taking advantage of ubiquitous mobile networks, Infineon Technologies has introduced an industrial-grade embedded SIM (eSIM) in a miniature wafer-level chip-scale package.

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