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Ooredoo Chooses Telia Carrier for International IoT Connectivity

Ooredoo Chooses Telia Carrier for International IoT Connectivity Image Credit: Telia Carrier

Ooredoo has chosen Telia Carrier to provide IoT backhaul connectivity to Ericsson’s DCP platforms in Europe. Telia Carrier’s IoT backbone connects operators’ IoT traffic directly to device management platforms in a single network hop. 

It is built on IPX architecture to segregate IoT traffic from the public Internet. This creates a secure transport layer and enables the CoS and QoS parameters required to meet the availability, latency and reliability demands of critical IoT applications.

As part of the Telia Company, Telia Carrier provide network infrastructure and services to more than 1200 customers in 80 different countries worldwide. The company claims as the largest IP network in Europe and the second largest IP network in the world.

Khalid Abdulla Al Mansouri, Acting CEO, Ooredoo Global Services
Ooredoo is positioning itself as a leading Internet of Things provider across our regional footprint, offering the advanced solutions and powerful networks that enable businesses to launch a full range of smart services. 

Matthew Jones, Head of Mobile Solutions for Telia Carrier 
By connecting them directly to Ericsson’s Device Connectivity Platform, we can deliver the security and reliability they need to earn their customers’ trust. And trust is one of the foundations that smart cities will be built on.

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