Sprint partners Ericsson for IoT network The IoT platform will enable AI, edge computing, robotics, and autonomous vehicles applications, Sprint and Ericsson said, with the network to be 5G ready. Read more: https://zd.net/2oI7Zog

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Sprint partners Ericsson for IoT network
1:22 / September 5, 2018

The IoT platform will enable AI, edge computing, robotics, and autonomous vehicles applications, Sprint and Ericsson said, with the network to be 5G ready. Read more: https://zd.net/2oI7Zog

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