Itron Integrates Gas and Water Solutions with AT&T's LTE-M Network
What happened
Itron is expanding its communications options by integrating its gas and water solutions with AT&T's nationwide LTE-M network infrastructure. This collaboration enables resilient connectivity for utilities, allowing them to collect meter data without deploying additional communications infrastructure through Itron's modules, such as the 500G Cellular Gas Module, and UtilityIQ software suite.
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Why it matters
The integration gives utilities greater flexibility in selecting network approaches that fit their operational needs. The solution supports efficient meter reading across geographically dispersed territories, helping utilities streamline operations and reduce truck rolls.
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Who could feel it
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- AT&TSpeculative
AT&T might see increased revenue in the utility segment by securing major IoT contracts through Itron's modules.
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Related events
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