There is an intriguing battle brewing in continental Europe for IoT wireless network supremacy, with a myriad of entrants small and large and an array of competing standards offering different tradeoffs. The latest company to offer city-wide coverage is Dutch telco KPN, which has announced a LoRa network to cover Rotterdam and The Hague, with a Netherlands-wide deployment expected by Q4 2016. Bright TV op RTL Z. In the US, Google Fiber recently launched its gigabit fiber service that covers Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, New York City and Washington, D.C. A rival crowdsourced network, The Things Network is already available in Amsterdam and Groningen.
There is an intriguing battle brewing in continental Europe for IoT wireless network supremacy, with a myriad of entrants small and large and an array of competing standards offering different tradeoffs. The latest company to offer city-wide coverage is Dutch telco KPN, which has announced a LoRa network to cover Rotterdam and The Hague, with a Netherlands-wide deployment expected by Q4 2016. In the US, Google Fiber recently launched its gigabit fiber service that covers Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, New York City and Washington, D.C. A rival crowdsourced network, The Things Network is already available in Amsterdam and Groningen.