Telefonica trials to take AT&T home security technology overseas


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  • Tuesday, 09 Sep 2014

MORE OPPORTUNITIES: AT&T Inc on Monday said Spain's Telefonica SA will license its home security technology for limited trials in Europe as the US carrier hopes it has found a new way to profit from its nascent connected-home business. — Reuters

AT&T Inc on Monday said Spain's Telefonica SA will license its home security technology for limited trials in Europe as the US carrier hopes it has found a new way to profit from its nascent connected-home business.

Telefonica will offer European customers a version of Digital Life, AT&T's home monitoring and automation system, for three to six months before evaluating results of the trial, said Steven Bartholomew, a Telefonica spokesman.

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