The technology will go live in Polish cities already using Orange smart city facilities, for applications such as access control by first responders.

This is according to a new competitive assessment by ABI Research.

Leonardo is an Italy-based cybersecurity solutions firm.

Generating a significant bump in revenues from 5G and IoT are two of the biggest challenges facing operators.

The two intend to form a joint venture (JV) called AtlasEdge to enable applications and services such as 5G, gaming, IoT and edge compute.

Phil Skipper, Head of Strategy and Business Development at Vodafone Business IoT, looks forward to greener, more easily mobile urban living.

American Tower Corporation Europe recruits partner to help it swallow the €7.7 billion acquisition of Telefonica's towers.

Vehicle leasing giant ALD Automotive wants to improve safety, and reduce cost and emissions, starting this year.

It will also reduce in CO2, water usage and e-waste, according to a joint new study.

European operators have varied approaches to the use of 2G and its longevity.

SNCB has signed up the operator for a further eight years, with an eye on imminent 5G deployment.

Javier Torre de Silva, Global Telecoms Lead at law firm CMS, talked to Annie Turner about what’s next for Europe’s telcos.

Juniper Research cites support of device makers like Apple and Google for the expected jump from 1.2 billion this year to 3.4 billion in 2025.

The operator says it is unifying its IoT offering across the Nordics and internationally with a new operating model.

Telefónica Tech teamed up with Fibocom and aitos.io to develop the first 5G blockchain IoT module that natively records device info.

The operator is offering 5G to companies in the area around the port.

Orange Polska will build a second campus network in Poland after its success with the  Łódź Special Economic Zone, operating in the 3.6 GHz target 5G band.

The deal covers the roll out new 450 MHz LTE infrastructure for mass volume IoT and mission-critical data coverage.

Trusted Connectivity Alliance says growth was driven by new handset models, IoT devices and smartwatches.

Deutsche Telekom IoT became a separate entity on 1 July last year.