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DECT is an acronym for Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications and is used to describe the radio interface. DECT, DECT 6.0 and their successor CAT-iq are adopted in more than 100 countries. DECT supports both voice and data services on any spectrum allocated to DECT. The DECT Forum now welcomes DECT NR+, an entirely new wireless technology emerging from the DECT lineage. This new radio is not an adaptation of DECT, but a completely new OFDM-based RF technology standard aimed squarely at serving the needs of non-cellular professional stand-alone wireless networks. NR+ does not replace DECT but will be a technology bringing new capabilities, such as Ultra-Reliable Low-Latency Communication (URLLC) and Massive IoT or Massive Machine Communication (mMTC). The DECT Forum is a non-profit industry organization that manages development of the DECT standard and works with Forum member companies across the world. The DECT Forum website is at www.dect.org. On Twitter we are @DECT_forum

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