
Built with Global Leaders. Designed for the Modern Grid.
Easymetering brings together leading technology companies, meter manufacturers, digital infrastructure providers, research institutions, and innovation ecosystems to accelerate the transition from traditional AMI to an intelligent, distributed grid.
Through these relationships, Easymetering AMI 2.0 combines Edge AI, multi-vendor interoperability, advanced connectivity, and Grid Edge intelligence within one unified utility software platform.
“No single company can modernize the electrical grid alone. Easymetering brings together a global ecosystem of technology and industry leaders to build the next generation of intelligent utility infrastructure.”
Multi-Layered Ecosystem Architecture
Easymetering AMI 2.0 Utility Software Platform
Grid Edge Intelligence • DTMU Engine • HES • REST APIs • eSIM Remote Orchestration
Meter Technology Partners
Multi-Vendor Integration (Aclara • Honeywell • Wasion • Kaifa)
Digital Infrastructure Partners
AWS (Cloud & Infrastructure) • Nokia (Private Wireless)
Innovation, Research & Industry Ecosystem
Research Park at FAU • ESPOL • UBBA • Anterix Ecosystem • Global Ventures • ZEDE del Litoral
Strategic Global Partnership
Powering Intelligence at the Grid Edge through Qualcomm silicon collaboration.
Powering Intelligence at the Grid Edge
Easymetering collaborates with Qualcomm Technologies to bring advanced Edge AI and distributed computing capabilities into the utility grid.
Qualcomm technology provides a foundation for Easymetering's Grid Edge strategy, enabling intelligent processing closer to distribution transformers, meters, and grid assets while supporting the scalable evolution of AMI 2.0.
Edge AI Native Inference
On-device neural computing engine.
DTMU Intelligence
Distribution Transformer Monitoring Unit.

EasyMetering AMI Edge Processing Board
Direct access to Qualcomm advanced edge semiconductors with native Grid Edge AI capabilities.
Technology Partners
Interoperability by Design — Separating software intelligence from meter hardware for total vendor independence.
One platform. Multiple meter manufacturers. One operational experience.
Multi-Vendor Meter Integration Architecture
By integrating directly at the firmware and physical layers of major smart meters, Easymetering separates software intelligence from physical hardware. This eliminates single-vendor lock-in and allows utilities to orchestrate different hardware ecosystems through a unified Head-End System.
Easymetering AMI 2.0 Utility Software Platform
Unified Head-End System (HES) • DTMU Analytics Engine • Meter Data Management (MDM) • eSIM Remote Orchestration
Digital Infrastructure Partners
Combining high-reliability utility connectivity networks with elastic, secure cloud architectures.
Elastic Cloud Scale & Infrastructure
Easymetering partners with AWS (Amazon Web Services) to run the core Head-End System (HES) and DTMU analytics engines on highly available, low-latency cloud infrastructure.
By deploying across multi-region active-active clusters and leveraging AWS enterprise security, the platform ensures SOC2-compliant operations, end-to-end data encryption, and automatic scaling to handle sub-minute telemetry streams.
Private LTE & Telecom Connectivity
Easymetering integrates with Nokia telecom networks to establish reliable, secure communication links between grid assets, smart meters, and cloud head-end systems.
This collaboration optimizes connectivity over public cellular backhauls (LTE Cat 1bis, Cat M1) and private utility networks (pLTE), allowing utilities to transmit critical electrical telemetry in real time, even from remote or dense urban areas.
Ecosystem Infrastructure Topology
Innovation Happens Through Ecosystems
Collaborating across research, academia, telecommunications, and utility-industry alliances to accelerate AMI 2.0 deployment.
Research Park at FAU
Florida Atlantic University Research Park incubator supporting Easymetering global headquarters and R&D labs in Boca Raton, Florida.
ESPOL
Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral engineering university partnering on electrical engineering research and power systems labs.
UBBA
Utility Broadband Alliance advancing private wireless broadband networks for electric utilities to enable secure grid operations.
Anterix Ecosystem
900 MHz private wireless spectrum ecosystem delivering secure, dedicated private LTE communications for electric grid modernization.
Global Ventures
International technology commercialization and market growth organization connecting high-growth grid tech with global utility markets.
ZEDE del Litoral
Special Economic Development Zone for technology transfer, hardware manufacturing, and high-tech export incubation.
An Ecosystem Built Around an Open AMI 2.0 Architecture
Different technologies and organizations. One interoperable ecosystem.
Easymetering AMI 2.0 Software Platform
Software Platform • Grid Edge Intelligence • DTMU • APIs • Meter/NIC Management
Multi-Vendor Integration (Aclara • Honeywell • Wasion • Kaifa)
AWS (Cloud Infrastructure) & Nokia (Private LTE Networks)
FAU Research Park • ESPOL • UBBA • Anterix Ecosystem • Global Ventures • ZEDE del Litoral
Why Partnership Matters to Utilities
Translating global technology partnerships into concrete, measurable business value for electric utilities.
Interoperability
Integrate technologies and meter manufacturers without building isolated operational environments.
Strategic Independence
Reduce dependence on any single meter manufacturer or communications technology vendor.
Faster Innovation
Leverage a global technology ecosystem to accelerate Edge AI and distributed grid intelligence.
Future-Ready Infrastructure
Build an AMI architecture capable of evolving with DERs, EVs, AI, and private wireless networks.

Building the Future of the Grid — Together.
Easymetering is creating an open AMI 2.0 ecosystem where software, intelligent grid devices, communications infrastructure, and world-class technology partners work together to give utilities greater visibility, flexibility, and control.
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