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    AT&T is researching connected cars through its Drive studio. Connected cars can offer features and benefits through using 4G/LTE networks to connect to the internet. The document also briefly mentions challenges with migrating to IPv6 and how 5G networks and IoT could spark new industries.

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    AT&T is researching connected cars through its Drive studio. Connected cars can offer features and benefits through using 4G/LTE networks to connect to the internet. The document also briefly mentions challenges with migrating to IPv6 and how 5G networks and IoT could spark new industries.

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    #1 Connected cars as described by AT&T in IoT

    Prelude
    Luries saying in MWC for AT&T
    AT&Ts setup- Drive studio for connected car research
    Features/Benefits of a connected car
    How 4G/LTE is involved in connected cars?

    #3 Migration of IPv4 to IPv6 is a challenging issue


    #4 ZTE launches 5G Cloud RAN solution, says IoT will spark new industrial
    revolution
    #5 5G World 2016 reveals three major forks in the evolution of 5G

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