Mobile World Congress 2018: The key technologies and issues in mobile
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Fotalia
Still beaming with pride after the recent launch of its smart city Internet of Things (IoT) edge computing test zone foundry facility in Palo Alto, US-headquartered telecommunications stalwart AT&T announced IoT services to connect and manage heavy machines and engines with a new multi-year global deal that connects Caterpillar products to the AT&T 4G LTE network.
AT&T also used Mobile World Congress to showcase connected health products. The company has claimed that with AT&T wireless connectivity, connected health devices can lead to quicker diagnoses, make available expert care in remote areas and improve management of medications.