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Telstra and Ericsson Launch New IoT Accelerator

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Telstra and Ericsson Launch New IoT Accelerator

The new IoT accelerator will combine Telstra’s cellular IoT capabilities and Ericsson’s connectivity services.

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Sue Walsh
Sue Walsh
Feb 27, 2019

Telstra and Ericsson announced a partnership to bring IoT connectivity to global enterprises and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Their collaboration will integrate Ericsson’s Connectivity Management services from Ericsson into Telstra’s IoT solution and network.

Beginning on March 30, 2019, Telstra’s enterprise customers will be able to manage, access and monitor their IoT devices and networked assets on a local, national or global level using Telstra’s Narrowband-IoT (NB-IoT) and CAT-M1 technology.

Partnerships in the IoT Market

The partnership will offer customers an easier way to manage and scale connected devices and applications. The two companies’ combined NB-IoT and Cat-M1 technologies and international enterprises across a range of industries will support the expanding IoT market and deliver international IoT connectivity solutions.

See also: IoT makes Ericsson’s smart factories even smarter

The collaboration builds on the 2018 NB-IoT deployment that increased coverage to over 3.5 million square kilometers and allowed data connections up to 100km. The IoT Accelerator solution and tech that facilitates easier product and service deployment on Telstra’s network will support the eSIM capabilities. This approach will allow enterprise and OEMs to benefit from a local SIM profile.

“Enterprises can now integrate their business processes with the managed connectivity services offered by Telstra and Ericsson to create highly reliable IoT solutions. We are enabling enterprises to launch IoT services on a global scale and helping the industry to capitalize on the tremendous potential that IoT brings. This is further evidence of how Ericsson IoT Accelerator can help enterprises to manage their IoT connections with ease, while helping our partners, such as Telstra, to create new opportunities and revenue streams,” says Emilio Romeo, Head of Ericsson Australia and New Zealand.

For more information check out www.ericsson.com/mwc.

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Sue Walsh

Sue Walsh is News Writer for RTInsights, and a freelance writer and social media manager living in New York City. Her specialties include tech, security and e-commerce. You can follow her on Twitter at @girlfridaygeek.

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