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KORE delivers IoT SAFE solution for Massive IoT use cases with AWS
KORE , a global leader in IoT solutions and worldwide IoT
Connectivity-as-a-Service ( CaaS ), is using Amazon Web Services ( AWS ) to simplify deploying , managing and securing Massive IoT solutions .
With myriad network connectivity technologies and widespread and oftentimes remote or hard-to-reach devices , the security risks can be heightened . KORE has introduced its OmniSIM SAFE using AWS IoT Core to decrease security challenges associated with global Massive IoT and largescale IoT deployments .
KORE President and CEO , Romil Bahl , said : “ IoT security can be an area of concern across industries due to a lack of standardization and a fragmented ecosystem – this broadened landscape of devices exposes more security attack surfaces in kind . We are proud to deliver innovation in IoT security by using AWS .”
The KORE OmniSIM SAFE connectivity solution is an innovative eSIM approach that uses the Global System for Mobile Communications Association ( GSMA ) IoT SIM Applet For Secure End-2-End ( SAFE ) standard . This standard enables device manufacturers and IoT providers to use the SIM as a root of trust to protect IoT data communications . This enables a standardized , device-level approach to security .
AWS IoT Core connects with the SIM to simplify secure device provisioning and management , as well as message routing to AWS services .
Red Hat and Samsung collaborate on a new 5G Radio Access Network ( RAN ) solution
while reducing the production risks posed by designing consistent and compatible deployments and operating potentially thousands of sites . Customers can then use the platform to create innovations based on private 5G networks , Multiple Access Edge Computing ( MEC ) and 5G core , among others .
As service providers try to compete , increase revenue and successfully meet growing customer demands in a cloud-centric world , open-source software drives 5G RAN .
Samsung and Red Hat are working together to address service providers ’ constant need to validate the functionality , interoperability and network performance of an end-to-end vRAN solution .
Red Hat and Samsung have started a partnership to offer a Virtualized Radio Access Network ( vRAN ) solution with enhanced integration and automation capabilities . This technology is designed to help service providers better manage networks as needed while meeting the demands of 5G through greater flexibility and operational efficiency .
With Red Hat as one of Samsung ’ s key platform partners , service providers can use this solution to accelerate return on investment
The purpose of the solution provided by both companies is to offer customers the following :
• An end-to-end virtualized solution that helps reduce complexity and mitigate operational and implementation risks through enhanced automation and integration functions
• A future-ready , flexible network capable of adapting to constantly evolving demands , as it allows administrators to apply updates remotely p
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