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Longer Range and Lower Power
David Armour, Semtech Corporation, talks changing the industry with LoRa technology Read more
Decentralised IoT Network Gets Tencent Investment
Wienke Giezeman, founder of The Things Industries, announced several breakthroughs that could tip the balance for mass deployment of LoRaWAN devices and gateways. Read more
Q&A: How Calgary is using next-gen connectivity for water conservation, noise control, and more
Calgary's LoRaWAN network is powered by Semtech’s LoRa technology, providing an efficient, flexible, and economical solution for Calgary to take advantage of data from connected sensors for the benefit of its citizens. Read more
IoT networking lab for London hires space and expertise
The Government-sponsored Digital Catapult has set-up a laboratory dedicated to low-power wireless area networks at its London headquarters. Read more
Utility Metering Solution Taps Semtech’s LoRa Technology
Semtech has announced that Lemonbeat, an IoT solution provider, has integated Semtech’s LoRa devices and wireless radio frequency technology (LoRa Technology) into its smart metering solutions for easier reading and collection of utility usage. Lemonbeat’s LoRa-connected smart meters work by utilizing embedded LoRa-based IoT technology to connect the meter to their own purpose-built receiver units. Read more
Software for LoRa-based gateways allows secure communication
Semtech Corporation announced a new open-source packet forwarder for Linux-based gateways that allows secure, resource-efficient data communication and remote management, critical features for Internet of Things (IoT) networks. Read more
Week In Review: IoT, Security, Auto
Fixing IoT security; Arm and UKRI; Lyft CEO profile. Read more
Semtech sponsors Catapult Lab
Semtech is sponsoring Digital Catapult’s Future Networks Innovation Lab, which opened in London, earlier this week. Read more
Total LoRa devices reach 80 million, making it ‘de facto’ IoT tech, says Semtech
The total installed base of LoRa enabled chips and nodes reach around 80 million units at the end of 2018, according to California based semiconductor company Semtech, which owns the LoRa technology and licenses the chips. Read more
