The companies announced an MoU on Wednesday to create a certification program for chipsets, modules, and devices using narrowband IoT (NB-IoT) protocol over satellite.
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DT taps Skylo for help expanding its T-IoT connectivity to above the Earth.
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Complete offering for terrestrial and satellite connectivity in the second quarter. Plus, an "early adopter" program for developers at the end of the year.
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