Sigfox, the French global communications manager for over 7m IoT devices across 14 countries and Thinxtra, an IoT network operator, have announced their new strategic partnership for expansion of the Sigfox network to Australia, New Zealand and the Middle East. Through the ThingPark Wireless OSS (Operations Support System), Ceske Radiokomunikace will be able to monitor our network performance in real time.” As an official Sigfox Network Operator (SNO), Thinxtra intends to achieve critical mass quickly before NB-IoT arrives, by buying base stations from the French LPWAN (low power wide area network) vendor in exchange for revenue generated by devices using Sigfox’s low power network. Thinxtra executives suggest that Sigfox’s pipeline system will allow the company to maintain a 2-3 year advantage within Australia and New Zealand. The Australian market is expected to be particularly attractive as it has been identified as one of the most important markets for future growth opportunities with potential for significant cost savings through lower capital costs and greater adoption
Sigfox, the French global communications manager for over 7m IoT devices across 14 countries and Thinxtra, an IoT network operator, have announced their new strategic partnership for expansion of the Sigfox network to Australia, New Zealand and the Middle East. As an official Sigfox Network Operator (SNO), Thinxtra intends to achieve critical mass quickly before NB-IoT arrives, by buying base stations from the French LPWAN (low power wide area network) vendor in exchange for revenue generated by devices using Sigfox’s low power network. Thinxtra executives suggest that Sigfox’s pipeline system will allow the company to maintain a 2-3 year advantage within Australia and New Zealand. The Australian market is expected to be particularly attractive as it has been identified as one of the most important markets for future growth opportunities with potential for significant cost savings through lower capital costs and greater adoption