Nb Iot News Today

Hard on the heels of yesterday’s story about the use multi-orbit satellite terminals on farm equipment in remote farmland throughout Brazil come no fewer than three news items focusing on how telecoms is boosting agribusiness in that country.

Global LEO satellite operator Iridium has unveiled ‘Project Stardust’, its new direct-to-device (D2D) strategy that will support 3GPP-compliant 5G IoT devices on its network starting in 2026.

Airtel Business, the B2B arm of Indian service provider Bharti Airtel, has announced that it will power over 20 million smart meters for Adani Energy Solutions Limited (AESL), the largest private sector power transmission company in India.

Indian telco Bharti Airtel said on Thursday its enterprise unit has formed a strategic partnership with smart metering and digital solutions provider IntelliSmart Infrastructure to provide connectivity for up to 20 million smart meters.

Criminals are now using signal jammers which can disable all tracking devices in the car.

SIMcontrol allows for real-time monitoring, provisioning, consumption management and reporting.

By embracing technology and harnessing IOT's potential, SA can effectively compete with its BRICS counterparts, says Sivi Moodley, CEO of Macrocomm.

The company's latest version of CentralFlex enables businesses to better monitor, manage and control their data usage and curtail revenue leakage.

Indian telecommunications provider Bharti Airtel has teamed up with Secure Meters, a company that focuses on users of energy in homes and workplaces to help reduce energy waste, to deploy 1.3 million smart meters in Bihar, a state in eastern India. The smart meters will use NB-IoT services.

Spanish startup Sateliot launched Friday the first-ever 5G standard low-Earth orbit satellite with help from SpaceX to bring messaging everywhere in the world.