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AT&T and Digi say they are partnering to jointly offer Digi X-Grid solutions to utilities and software providers.

The Digi X-Grid suite of products and services is designed to bring connectivity to energy-oriented devices in homes and businesses. Utilities and software providers that develop products for the smart grid industry can use Digi X-Grid solutions to more effectively meet customers' energy demand, according to the companies.

Through Digi X-Grid solutions, delivered over the AT&T network, consumers and businesses can reduce power use and monthly costs with real-time monitoring of thermostats, electronics, meters and more. Currently, AT&T enables two-way communications for more than 13 million electric meters on its wireless network.

By developing a strategic relationship with Digi, AT&T can now provide an array of applications for these smart meters through Digi X-Grid solutions, which include products for smart thermostats, load control and smart appliances, the companies add.



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