In a new agreement, Telenor Connexion has licensed ARM Sensinode software. This new partnership will make Telenor Connexion the first business solutions provider to offer global customers end-to-end ARM Internet of Things. Telenor Connexion is an enabler of connected business solutions. ARM is semiconductor IP supplier. ARM Sensinode software will give Telenor Connexion the ability to provide standards-based, energy-efficient and secure machine-to-machine services that will reduce time to market for smart products.
Currently Telenor Connexion serves its customers in the telematics, asset management, mHealth, and advanced meter infrastructure segments on three continents. With the addition of ARM Sensinode software Telenor Connexion's will offer a new IoT-focused value added services, including data management and data security. The systems initial focus is on cellular-connected endpoints. By implementing ARM’s IP technology Telenor Connexion plans to expand its portfolio of standards-based products and support IoT applications. Telenor Connexion will use ARM’s Sensinode technology to develop connected business solutions that include key standards such as OMA Lightweight M2M, IPv6, TLS, DTLS, and CoAP.
John Cornish, executive vice president and general manager of System Design Division, ARM says, “We are delighted that Telenor Connexion recognizes the benefits and effectiveness of ARM Sensinode software. This relationship with a long-time leader in the creation and delivery of global M2M solutions represents a significant step forward for ARM, for Telenor Connexion, and for the new Internet of Things industry in building the embedded web." Rickard Widerberg, the Vice President of Product Marketing at Telenor Connexion added, "In the future, everything that can benefit from being connected, will be connected, which makes the IoT a rapidly growing area. The advanced technology from ARM is an enabler for our M2M optimized solutions and will contribute to Telenor Connexion taking a standardized approach.”
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Cassandra Tucker