Alexander Bufalino, Chief Sales Officer, 1NCE GmbH talks to IoT Now about this disruptive new connectivity offering. Customers pay a one-time fee of ten euros and receive a data flat rate of up to 500 MB for the service life of the smart device of ten years. “Deutsche Telekom and 1NCE present the first pan-European data flat rate for the IoT at MWC 2018”
The IoT Now Contract Hot List for July and August 2023 shows the Internet of Things contracts placed worldwide and reported in the last 2 months. Get the inside track on who’s winning what IoT business.
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Pocketalk Corporation, a provider of translation solutions, and SoftBank Corp., a Japan-based telecommunications and IT operator, have announced that they formed an alliance. Under this partnership, both companies will collaborate in the marketing of ‘Pocketalk’ translation solutions for enterprise customers in Japan and global markets with the aim of further expanding their businesses.
“Pocketalk, SoftBank alliance to expand translation business in Japan, global markets”
A new report from the IoT market research firm Berg Insight says that global IoT (internet of things) connectivity revenues increased 24% to reach €10.8 billion in 2022 as the decline in the global ARPU (average revenue per unit) decelerated. The ARPU dropped just 1% to €0.38. On average, IoT connectivity revenues account for about 2% of total revenues for the mobile operator groups. By 2027, Berg Insight projects that there will be 5.3 billion IoT devices connected to cellular networks worldwide, generating annual connectivity revenues of €21.4 billion.
“Cellular IoT connectivity revenues surpassed €10bn in 2022, says Berg Insight”
The IoT Now Contract Hot List for March and April 2023 shows the Internet of Things contracts placed worldwide and reported in the last 2 months. Get the inside track on who’s winning what IoT business.
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London, UK. 23 February 2023 – Technology industry analyst firm Transforma Insights has today published its annual Communications Service Provider IoT Peer Benchmarking report. The report is based on detailed analysis of the strategies and capabilities of 23 leading global providers of cellular-based IoT connectivity. It assesses the key trends in the sector and identifies best practice and innovation from those vendors.
“The leading IoT connectivity providers analysed, named in the latest Transforma Insights report”
IoT connectivity resembles the final frontier for simplifying deployment of devices. Currently, the process of enabling connectivity for global devices involves needless complexity, multiple layers of lengthy administration, performance guarantees in different markets that are hard to verify, currency fluctuations and challenging-to-reach local support.
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Global connectivity often demands multiple vendors or even in the case of a single vendor, a service actually provided by a third party. This leaves IoT service providers facing higher costs than necessary, a convoluted management burden and the very real possibility that they can’t find out the status of their devices
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The latest edition of IoT Now’s magazine serves as a guide to the 2023 instance of the world’s most influential exhibition in the connectivity industry (Mobile World Congress) MWC Barcelona. Antony Savvas will give readers a rundown on the most anticipated topics at this year’s event, including 5G and diversity in IoT. Jim Morrish and Matt Hatton from Transforma Insights also give their two cents on what to expect from MWC Barcelona 2023.
In this Edition’s Talking Heads, we sit down with Ifineom’s division president for Power and Sensor Systems, Adam White, as he explains Infineon’s decarbonisation demands data centre energy efficiency at IoT scale. And how advancements in wide bandgap with gallium nitride (GaN) and silicon carbide (SiC) semiconductors offer advantages over conventional silicon, especially in the context of reducing carbon emissions towards the net zero goal.
As always, you can expect the latest industry news, case studies on how groundbreaking IoT advancements are reshaping the industry, and other notable IoT events coming up in 2023. So, register now to ensure you keep your finger on the pulse of the dynamic IoT industry on the eve of MWC Barcelona 2023.
CES 2023 promises to deliver a cornucopia of announcements and opportunities for IoT players, reports Antony Savvas
The annual global show in early January, run by the US Consumer Technology Association (CTA), is being held across the Las Vegas Convention Center and major hotels on the strip, including the Aria and the Venetian. “It’s a packed Vegas IoT stack at CES 2023”
Global IoT connectivity is forever changed. In 2020, in spite of the pandemic, IoT connections in the form of connected cars, smart homes and connected industrial equipment to name a few, outstripped non-IoT connections, such as smartphones and laptops, for the first time.
“IoT devices have outstripped non-IoT connections – what’s next for IoT connectivity?”
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Gothenburg, Sweden. 30 November 2021 – Berg Insight, the IoT market research provider, released new findings about the market for IoT connectivity management platforms (CMPs), a standard component in the value proposition from mobile operators and IoT MVNOs around the world. Recent developments in the domains of network virtualisation, SIM technology and LPWA networking are currently driving a shift in the market towards a greater diversity of IoT connectivity management services.
“IoT CMP vendors add eSIM management capabilities to simplify logistics and localise connectivity”
Global tech market advisory firm ABI Research forecasts that by 2026, Internet of Things (IoT) cellular connections will number more than more than 3 billion. 4G LTE and LPWA networks will bear the brunt of these new connections and drive a US$8 billion market for IoT security services, says the firm.
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