By Geospatial World
Altair Semiconductor, a leading provider of cellular IoT chipsets, is providing the cellular IoT technology that powers the new PassTime Encore automotive tracking device. The device uses Altair’s cellular IoT chipset, the ALT1250.
By GPS World
Altair Semiconductor integrates Polte’s Cloud Location over Cellular (C-LoC) technology with Altair’s ALT1250 dual-mode CAT-M& NB-IoT chipset.
By Light Reading
TROY, Mich. — Altair Semiconductor, a leading provider of cellular IoT chipsets, has announced ALT1250’s validation for NB-IoT and CAT-M at NTT DOCOMO, INC. Following this announcement, the chipset is now active on the NTT DOCOMO network.
By everything RF
Altair Semiconductor has received NB-IoT validation from SoftBank for its ALT1250 cellular IoT chipset. Following this announcement, the chipset is now active on SoftBank’s network in Japan.
By AZoM.com
Global Certification Forum (GCF) authorization of Altair’s cellular IoT laboratory has gained worldwide approval and can offer conformance testing services to third parties.
By unitedwithisrael.org
“Our vision has changed what is possible for device makers that rely on us to connect millions of devices,” the Israeli company boasts.
By Telecompaper.com
Altair Semiconductor said its ALT1250 dual-mode CAT-M/ NB-IoT chipset is powering the Asiatelco LM66 IoT module, which provides LTE connectivity for a range of connected devices, and agricultural systems for large-scale farming in Brazil.
By IoT For All
Altair Semiconductor, a leading provider of cellular IoT chipsets, has announced that its ALT1250 dual mode CAT-M/NB-IoT chipset can now operate on the 450 MHz spectrum.
By Telematics Wire
Altair Semiconductor and ERM Advanced Telematics are joining hands to develop a new range of low-powered and installation-free automotive IoT solutions. Altair Semiconductor is a known provider of cellular IoT chipsets and ERM Advanced Telematics, an automotive technology and IoT solutions company.
By Ray Sharma – The Fast Mode
ERM Advanced Telematics, a global provider of automotive technology and IoT solutions has selected Altair‘s cellular IoT chipsets to develop a new range of low-powered and installation-free automotive IoT solutions.
By Pablo Valerio – IoT Times
Altair’s ilan reingold shares with iot times his vision of better iot devices, both for consumer and industrial applications, and how the company helps oems and integrators to deliver better connectivity and power savings.
By Mobile World Live
Ilan Reingold, VP Business Development and Marketing for Altair Semiconductor, explains the company’s vision as a designer of cellular IoT chipsets.
By Junko Yoshida – EE Times
Every chip company selling modem ICs into cellular IoT devices must worry how their customers — device manufacturers — expect to make money on IoT.
By Telecom Paper
Altair said it will present Altair-powered IoT modules and devices with partners at MWC in Barcelona, including, Sierra Wireless, Sercomm, Deutsche Telekom and Truphone.
By Everything RF
Altair Semiconductor’s Cellular IoT chipset, the ALT1250 has now been integrated into more than 10 modules. Moreover, the company sees significant growth in its IoT chipset shipment volume, expecting to ship millions of units throughout 2019.
By Eric Conn – IoT for All
IoT For All held exclusive interviews with major IoT players including AT&T, Amazon Web Services, Vodafone, Comcast, and Sony to learn more about what they envision for 2019 and beyond.
By Brenda Stolyar – PC Mag
The latest version of the Garmin Vivoactive 3 Music is the company’s first device with LTE connectivity. It also comes with a few new safety features. We go hands-on at CES.
Garmin has released a few iterations of its Garmin Vivoactive 3 fitness tracker, but its latest version of the Vivoactive 3 Music is the company’s first device with LTE connectivity. It also comes with a few new safety features.