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European investments in smart grid technologies will reach $80.3 billion between 2010 and 2020, according to Pike Research. Read Original Content
AT&T and Digi International have created a partnership to offer home and building energy applications for the 13 million smart meters that connect to AT&T’s wireless network. Read Original Content
According to ABI research, the market for wearable medical devices that remotely monitor patients will reach 100 million units per year by 2016. Read Original Content
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With the help from new laws enacted by the United Kingdom, the European smart meter market is set to grow by 47 million additional units by 2020. Read Original Content
From 2009 to March of 2011, the number of smart meters installed among a major group of 51 utilities grew by 81 percent according to Zpryme’s new report. Read Original Content
A recent report by Pike Research estimates the number of global smart meters will reach 535 million units by 2015 and nearly 1 billion by 2020. Read Original Content
ABI projects that there will be over 12 million home energy management systems sold in 2016, up from 1.8 million in 2011. Read Original Content
A new report from ABI Research projects wearable wireless sensors for fitness and wellness monitoring will approach 80 million devices by 2016, growing at 46 percent per year from 2010 to 2016. Read Original Content
Cisco recently announced that it would end the home energy management program that is based on handheld devices and refocus their attention on network-based energy management programs. Read Original Content
In the upcoming years Frost & Sullivan predicts that M2M solutions will be in high demand throughout the healthcare industry. Read Original Content
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