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[Chloregy Blogs] It also extends connectivity right down to distribution, metering and consumer applications.  In addition, the integrated network uses multiple virtual network domains to ensure end-to-end security and Quality-of-Service (QoS) guarantees for each Smart Grid application. 

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[Greenhoof] Greenhoof » Blog Archive » Trilliant integrates distribution and ...: Smart grid solutions company Trilliant has announced the SecureMesh Bridge products, which integrate a Wide Area Network (WAN) for distribution and a Neighbourhood Area Network (NAN) for metering.  The product is a direct result of Trilliant’s

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