M2M provider Wireless Logic has become Arqiva's first UK reseller of SIGFOX low power wide area connectivity.
Arqiva and Wireless Logic will work together to introduce SIGFOX connectivity and solutions to Wireless Logic's customer base.
SIGFOX connectivity helps remove the barriers to large scale rollouts by delivering low cost, low power connectivity for IoT devices.
Integrating this capability into the Wireless Logic offering opens up opportunities for businesses who previously deemed IoT solutions or services too costly or technically unviable to launch.
With access to over 30 Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) and satellite carriers, as well as Arqiva SIGFOX connectivity, Wireless Logic offers a range of platform solutions to organisations seeking one or multiple networks with a suite of managed services to deliver M2M communications.
Sean Weir, Director Smart & M2M at Arqiva, said: "The Internet of Things holds vast potential for businesses looking to leverage the benefits hyper-connectivity has to offer, and we're looking forward to seeing the market go from strength to strength.
"What we've seen so far however is that IoT clearly needs a far-reaching, low power wide area network to operate across to make this happen - just like the one we're providing."
The Arqiva SIGFOX network is already accessible by 30 per cent of the UK population across 11 major cities and 54 towns, including Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, London, Manchester and Sheffield.