Here are some other stories we're following today.
The MulteFire Alliance announced the completion of its Release 1.1 specification that’s optimized for IoT.
Here are some other stories we’re following today.
Toyota Motor Corporation is telling the FCC assertions about dedicated short-range communications being a “failed experiment” are simply not true.
Citing its relevant technology experience, Panasonic is urging the FCC to preserve the entire 5.9 GHz band for auto safety services.
Palo Alto Networks is upping the ante in the security game, announcing a new product that will be directed at mobile service providers early next year.
CCO Fiberlink, a subsidiary of Charter Communications, filed an application for Special Temporary Authority to conduct tests in the 3.7-4.2 GHz band.
The results are in from round two, and they’re pretty interesting. Now, in the quarterfinals, things are even more interesting.
This year’s hurricane season is giving companies like Federated Wireless a taste of how well their sensor networks are holding up.
