wide-area network
Americannoun
noun
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ShotSpotter uses a wide-area network of acoustic sensors to detect when and where a gun is being fired.
From Washington Times
The eponymous low-power, wide-area network from its French parent claims to be the world’s largest IoT network.
From The Verge
It gathers location information via GPS and Wi-Fi and transmits it over the low-power Sigfox wide-area network.
From The Verge
The data is transmitted over a Low-Power Wide-Area Network designed for long-range communications at a low bit rate.
From BBC
Paul Singer's Elliott Management Corp had been pressing Riverbed to sell itself due to a slowdown in its main wide-area network optimization business and its struggle to integrate Opnet, a maker of software to manage traffic on networks that it bought in 2012 for about $1 billion.
From Reuters
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