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Meritech to acquire Eoxys Systems India for its Push into IoT News provided by Share this article BANGALORE, India, Jan. 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Meritech Co., Ltd. HQ in Japan announced today that it will acquire majority stake in Bangalore-based Eoxys Systems India, which provides engineering services and solutions for IoT; through its subsidiary Meritech Software Private Limited in India. Meritech Software Private Limited ("Meritec " ) in all cash deal with undisclosed amount. Meritech to acquire Eoxys Systems India for its Push into IoT Meritech is a leading Telecommunication Testing & Me...

We project the cellular and non-cellular IoT WAN markets to reach $25.9B and $47.4B respectively by 2025. This research evaluates IoT WAN technologies, companies, and solutions. The report assesses developments in the IoT WAN ecosystem, analyzes use cases, and provides a view into the future of IoT WAN communications. The report includes detailed forecasts for cellular and non-cellular IoT WANs 2020 to 2025. The majority of this growth will be for industry-specific solutions. However, IoT WAN systems are continuously evolving to become more general-purpose in nature with plug-and-play soluti...

Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The 5G chipset market is expected to grow from USD 12.8 billion in 2020 to USD 67.2 billion by 2027, at a CAGR of 26.7%. The major factors driving the growth of the 5G chipset market are the growing demand for high-speed internet and broad network coverage, increasing cellular IoT connections, and an increase in mobile data traffic. However, the high cost of the 5G chipset is expected to restrain the growth of the market. RFIC segment to witness highest growth in 5G chipset market in coming years RFIC which includes RF...

By Matt Hatton, Founding Partner, Transforma Insights The changing face of IoT connectivity is driving increased requirements for device management. This article examines three of them: increasing security needs, the rise of LPWA technologies and growing complexity of application implementation. The first trend that complicates device management is the increase in security requirements for IoT devices. In a way IoT is a victim of its own success. Just ten years ago there was barely a billion devices that could be described as IoT. Today that figure is around 9 billion, and by the end of 2030 ...