Connectivity Standards Alliance

Fibocom has announced the collaboration with STMicroelectronics in launching the  smart home solution using the Matter-compatible technologies, STM32WB55 and FG370. It ensures the centralised control of smart home devices across different protocols, allowing smart home devices to interact smoothly.

Trident IoT launched as a new technology and engineering company focused on simplifying RF (radio frequency) development and decreasing time-to-market for connected device manufacturers. Trident IoT will be a direct supplier of Z-Wave Technology solutions as well as a manufacturer of proprietary silicon and modules.

Tuya Smart, a global IoT (internet of things) developer service provider, announced that Tuya Matter PAA (Product Attestation Authority) keygen created in May has passed both the Connectivity Standards Alliance and independent MA groups‘ reviews in July. This makes Tuya to offer both Full-Stack Solutions for Matter and Matter Non-VID Scoped PAA certificates that are

One of the biggest obstacles for fulfilling the promise of smart-home technology has been lack of consumer confidence in device security. Smart-home devices are perceived to operate like the lawless Wild West. A smartphone manufacturer with billions in brand equity will tightly follow recognised security practices. However, a little-known Wi-Fi camera maker might cut corners

Fanstel, has launched a series of combined Bluetooth LE and Wi-Fi modules, aimed at easing the development process for new Matter smart home product designs. The ‘WT02E40E Series’ modules integrate both Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF5340 high-end multiprotocol SoC, and nRF7002 Wi-Fi 6 Companion IC. Matter is the result of the Connectivity Standards Alliance’s efforts to create a unified application layer for

WISeKey International Holding Ltd., a global cybersecurity, AI, blockchain, and semiconductors company, announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary SEALSQ Corp is offering countries the ability to develop their own semiconductors personalisation centres via a public private partnership. The objective of this initiative is to reduce dependency on semiconductors manufacturing and deployment of microchips.

Wirepas, a provdier of large-scale industrial IoT connectivity, announces its membership in the Connectivity Standards Alliance. Wirepas has previously states that the IoT playground is fragmented and complex, and they are here to assist in changing the status quo with their autonomous connectivity. With more than 550 member companies, the Connectivity Standards Alliance offers a

Berkeley, United States – LEXI has announced that LEXI IoT gateway with support for LoRaWan is now shipping to customers. Adding LoRaWan to the universal LEXI platform multiplies market potential by bringing together smart home and commercial building technologies into one multi-protocol gateway.

UL Solutions, a global provider of applied safety science, has announced plans to expand its electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing laboratories in Fremont, California, Basingstoke, United Kingdom (U.K.), and Taiwan to enhance capacity for wireless device EMC testing and certification.

Matter is an industry-unifying IoT wireless network standard that still needs to be released. It strives to become a reliant, frictionless, safe communication basis for connected objects. The project was announced and started in 2019. By utilising a specific collection of IP-based networking technologies, initiating with Thread, wi-fi, and Ethernet, Matter is a platform built

New York, United States. 26 August, 2022 – Tuya Smart, a global IoT development platform service provider, has been expanding its commitment to promoting universal open standards that enable IoT products to securely connect and interact.

Trust is a fundamental part of the home. We trust our walls to stand up straight, our floors to hold solid, our ovens to work, our toilets to flush and our doors to keep intruders out. We don’t often consider the same standards for our home technology, says Mike Nelson, VP of IoT security, DigiCert.

The smart home security market is a growing one with big tech players now joining some of the first specialist vendors in meeting user demand, Antony Savvas looks at the latest state of play.