Global chipmaker Qualcomm on Thursday announced a new Internet of Things (IoT) Services Suite, which aims to deliver
comprehensive IoT as a Service (IoTaaS) solutions to enable the digital transformation of
smart cities and connected spaces globally.
According to the company, the IoT suite also demonstrates the continued momentum of the Qualcomm Smart Cities Accelerator Programme, which has brought together 300 members since its launch in April 2019 and showcased a tangible example of what can be achieved with the launch of
the Qualcomm Smart Campus in San Diego.
"To directly address the fragmented nature of the IoT industry, our Qualcomm Smart Cities Accelerator Programme and Qualcomm IoT Services Suite bridge the gap for IoT service providers and entities looking to quickly deploy smart solutions," said Sanjeet Pandit, senior director, business development and global head of Smart Cities,
Qualcomm Technologies.
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In addition, when companies and municipalities utilise
the Qualcomm IoT Services Suite and other solutions offered by members of the Qualcomm Smart Cities Accelerator Program, they can bypass common fragmentation – making it easier, quicker and more cost-effective to manage and deploy smart connected spaces, the company said.
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