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What Is Network Redundancy?

16.07.2021 In common usage, “redundancy” isn’t necessarily a good thing. It means something isn’t needed. But in engineering, redundancy is critical—a redundant component or function serves as a backup in case something crucial fails, so the system can continue operating or quickly be restored.

An Introduction to Industry 4.0

15.07.2021 – Knowledge Hub

Industry 4.0 is a term for the fourth industrial revolution: the digitization and automation of manufacturing. We are in the midst of a fundamental shift in the way products are produced, and it’s deeply tied to the future of the Internet of Things (IoT).

emnify Is First to Bring No-Code Automation to Cellular IoT Management

13.07.2021 – Press Releases

emnify enables no-code IoT solutions with workflow automation tool Zapier Rapidly growing no-code economy empowers non-developer teams with automation tools to streamline processes and drive productivity BERLIN, July 13th 2021 ⁠— emnify, the leading cloud communication platform provider for IoT, has launched its new integration with workflow automation tool Zapier, making it the first IoT CPaaS provider to offer customers no-code automation for cellular IoT management.

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What Is a Mobile Switching Center (MSC)?

02.07.2021 – Knowledge Hub

When a device attempts to access a GSM or CDMA-based network, it connects to the network’s nearest Base Transceiver Station. The Base Station Controller then relays the connection to the MSC, which is part of the Network Switching Subsystem.

What Is the AWS IoT Core?

02.07.2021 – Knowledge Hub

AWS calls their IoT Core the “backbone of IoT deployments.” It brings your devices and applications to the cloud and opens the door to using other AWS tools like:

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What Is IaaS? Infrastructure as a Service Explained

02.07.2021 – Knowledge Hub

IaaS is one of the four types of cloud computing services. The other three types are:

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What Is LoRaWAN? Long Range Wide Area Networks Explained

02.07.2021 – Knowledge Hub

LoRaWAN uses a star network topology—similar to a Local Area Network. All the end nodes connect to LoRaWAN gateways, which connect to one central network server. With LoRaWAN, IoT manufacturers can build or buy their own network infrastructure or find a provider that serves the area they want to deploy.

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What Is 3G? Third Generation Cellular Networks Explained

02.07.2021 – Knowledge Hub

3G networks operate on frequency bands between 400 MHz and 3GHz. While they consume 50 percent more power than 2G networks, they also provide greater spectrum efficiency, making them suitable for a wider range of applications.

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2G and the Internet of Things: What You Need to Know

02.07.2021 – Knowledge Hub

While 2G networks were built with cell phones in mind, this technology has historically been the most popular choice for Internet of Things manufacturers because it has global infrastructure, works well indoors and outdoors, consumes less power, and costs far less than more advanced cellular networks. Most cellular IoT applications currently use 2G.

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Knowledge Hub

What Is Network Redundancy?

An Introduction to Industry 4.0

emnify Is First to Bring No-Code Automation to Cellular IoT Management

What Is a Mobile Switching Center (MSC)?

What Is the AWS IoT Core?

What Is IaaS? Infrastructure as a Service Explained

What Is LoRaWAN? Long Range Wide Area Networks Explained

What Is 3G? Third Generation Cellular Networks Explained

2G and the Internet of Things: What You Need to Know

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