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Communications Protocols and the Internet of Things (IoT) - Future Outlook

Competing Protocols Muddling the Future, Technology Proponents to Emphasize Diversity of IoT Applications and Capabilities to Enrich Future

04-Jan-2016  /  Research Code: 9B06-00-03-00-00  /  SKU: IT00307-EU-MR_01426  /  
Region: Europe

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2015 was a year of significant developments by competing communications protocols in the Internet of Things (IoT), particularly in low-powered networks. Using the Mobile World Congress as a rough starting point, the industry has since announced progress around the communication technologies necessary for achieving an IoT of the future.

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