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Expanding Golioth Location with Gateway-Based Positioning

Less than two weeks after Golioth Location general availability, we have expanded the service to support gateway-based positioning, making it possible to obtain the location of devices that do not have GNSS, cellular, or Wi-Fi capabilities.
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Golioth Location General Availability

The Golioth Location Service enters General Availability (GA) today, with some updated and improved functionality, utilizing Golioth Pipelines via a new transformer and destination.
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