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US Machine-to-Machine (M2M) Communications Markets This Frost & Sullivan research service on the machine-to-machine (M2M) communications markets presents an analysis of the key trends and opportunities in the field of connected machines in the United States. The term "M2M" is quite broad?M2M connections can be used across wireless as well as wireline domains and connectivity for deployed endpoints can be provided via cellular or mobile, satellite, wireline, internet, and other private and public telecommunication networks. This study focusses on the cellular M2M connectivity space in the United States and identifies market opportunity from a cellular-enabled connected devices perspective only.
Published By: Frost & Sullivan
Date Published: Jun 2013 * * * * * * Worldwide Wireless Communications and Connectivity Technologies Embedded in PCs 2013?2017 Forecast This IDC study tracks and forecasts the worldwide market attach rates for wireless communications and connectivity interfaces and technologies embedded in PCs from 2012 to 2017. As the world becomes more mobile and connected simultaneously, wireless communications and connectivity technologies will play a vital role in shaping PCs' new role in the connected ecosystem. Connectivity technologies enable PCs to remain more frequently connected, while communications technologies enable new applications between devices. "The computing world is moving toward a more connected infrastructure," says Linn Huang, IDC's senior research analyst for Clients and Displays. "The PC industry is at an inflection point in which its relevancy will no longer be solely defined by hardware performance but rather by its usefulness within the context of a connected ecosystem. Wireless technologies will undoubtedly play an important role in this direction." Published By: IDC
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