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IoT Connectivity Standard? Still a Confusing Mess.

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62 million European households will soon have smart gas meters as reported on IoT Evolution with an annual growth rate of 27.8 percent until 2022.

We recently reported that the U.S. was behind Europe in LoRa deployments so when we saw this research report, we decided to dig deeper. We wondered, are all of these deployments LoRa-based?

Interestingly the answer is a resounding no.

For the full article, click here.

To get involved in the Connectivity discussion, make sure you keep chekcing back for an upcoming announcement about the IoT Evolution Expo




Edited by Ken Briodagh
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