Machine-to-machine traffic is usually driven by devices and events rather than by people browsing the web. That means uptime, deterministic behaviour, remote support and clean recovery after interruptions often matter more than raw speed. The traffic itself may be tiny, but the business consequence of losing it can be large.
That is why Comset talks about interfaces, alarms, management and deployment conditions as much as it talks about download rates. The design goal is dependable communication between systems, not just generic internet access.
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What makes M2M traffic different from ordinary office internet traffic?
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