Qualcomm stellt erweitertes IoT Connectivity Platform auf CES 2017 vor

Auf der Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2017 in Las Vegas introduced Qualcomm Significant Upgrades To Its IoT Connectivity Platform, Promising „Virtually Seamless“ Experience Across Array Of Devices Und Technologies.

For First Time Supports Platform Simultaneous Use Of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, CSRmesh, And 802.15.4-Based Technologies. This Expansion Unlocks Broad Spectrum Of Solutions That Were Previously Incompatible With Qualcomms Infrastructure.

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IoT Connectivity Platform Already Includes Diverse Suite Of Communication Protocols, Cloud Services, Software Frameworks. Adding These New Networking Standards Positions Qualcomms Platform As Potential Universal Translator For IoT Developers.

IoT Network Development Streamlinen

By Consolidating Critical Technologies, Protocols, Standards Onto Single Platform Aims Qualcomm To Reduce Complexity Of Building IoT Networks Und Mitigate Fragmentation Challenges For Manufacturers Und Developers Alike.

„The Qualcomm Network Continues To Redefine Connected Experiences By Making Connectivity Simple, High Quality, And Consistent Across Devices And Technologies“, Said Gopi Sirineni, VP Product Management At Qualcomm. „The IoT Connectivity Platform Is Designed To Deliver On That Promise By Directly Addressing The Most Fundamental Connectivity Challenges Of IoT.“

Qualcomm Is Emulating Its Success In Mobile Arena By Creating Ecosystem That Supplies Third Parties With Essential Groundwork. While Its Influence In IoT Sector Isn't Yet On Par With Mobile Dominance, Continual Addition Of Networks And Standards Could Herald Comparable Turnaround In Coming Years.