IoT connectivity

 floLIVE, creator of the world’s first and largest global cellular infrastructure and a leading provider of global connectivity and network services for IoT, is releasing the results of a global survey of IoT connectivity providers conducted by leading analyst firm Kaleido Intelligence. Over two-thirds (72%) of respondents stated that they do not have full visibility

Telit Cinterion is working with WaterSignal to ensure always-on connectivity for real-time water monitoring and leak detection systems. As water scarcity continues to increase worldwide, baseline water benchmarking and evaluation have become critical, requiring operation teams for domestic meters, irrigation systems and cooling towers to have reliable access to on[1]demand data. Through WaterSignal’s remote water

VeriSilicon has announced that it has collaborated with Innobase, a wireless communication technology and chip provider, to jointly launch a 5G RedCap/4G LTE dual-mode modem solution. The chip powering this new modem solution by Innobase has been taped out and verified, and is now in mass production and will be officially released to the global

Vodafone and Microsoft on Tuesday unveiled an extensive 10-year partnership that uses their unique capabilities to provide scalable digital platforms to over 300 million businesses, public sector organisations and consumers throughout Europe and Africa.

The two French Internet of Things (IoT) technology providers will package integrated, ready-to-use network formulas that are quick and easy for users to master, without further evaluation and testing.

Fibocom has announced the release of a new LTE smart module SC228 for the acceleration of digital transformation in smart retailing, smart wearable camera, Industrial IoT, In-vehicle infotainment market. Integrated with a 6nm processor, the module utilises the powerful CPU and GPU to deliver superior multimedia performance while conserving power. Compatible with frequency bands worldwide,

In many ways, Internet connectivity has become the lifeblood of today’s modern business, powering digital operations, products, and experiences for end users, writes Mike Hicks, a principal solutions analyst at Cisco ThousandEyes. The Internet has revolutionised many different industries, and over the last twenty years, IoT technologies have broken new ground with innovations that help

floLIVE, Kigen and Protahub have concluded the requisite procedures to offer localised connectivity services in Turkey. floLIVE is now offering local cellular IoT (Internet of Things) connectivity in Turkey to its global customers through a single global SKU (stock keeping unit).

IoT connectivity solutions provider Eseye identified in a new ‘State of IoT Adoption’ report that companies are settling for sub-standard IoT (Internet of Things) connectivity performance, with only 1% of respondents achieving better than 98% connectivity levels on average across their device estates. In fact, only 16% of respondents are achieving more than 95% connectivity.

SoftBank Corp. has announced that it will launch a full-fledged expansion of its global Internet of Things (IoT) business in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, commencing this month. This sales expansion spans 19 countries and regions, including Japan. SoftBank’s primary emphasis in this endeavor will be directed towards marketing IoT services, with a key focus on

At various times over recent years it has confidently been predicted that cellular IoT connectivity would become a low cost commodity. Yet the greater diversity of connectivity needs for different types of IoT application has ensured that this is now further away than ever. Instead there is an increasing need for customisation, with high level

Renewable energy sources are currently estimated to contribute to between 28% to30% of global energy production. The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have called out the intent to substantially increase the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix by 2030. To meet the target of a sub-1.5 Celsius average global temperature rise,

In an age where the Internet of Things (IoT) is reshaping the digital landscape, the question remains: How do we accomplish IoT connectivity services that fit very different scenarios? Everything from providing a global unified connectivity to enabling smaller domestic customers with a secure but cost-effective service delivery.

Cellhire has announced a partnership with OV, a provider of IoT connectivity. The partnership eliminates excessive charges for roaming IoT devices by giving Cellhire’s clients and channel partners access to more than 600 direct roaming agreements globally, in a permanent roaming solution.

Blues, a provider in connected Internet of Things (IoT) technology enabling data-driven solutions, announced that it has expanded business operations across EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) with a focus on the UK, Netherlands and Germany. The expansion of Blues will establish wireless smart device infrastructure for key players in manufacturing, clean technology, electric vehicle charging, and other

The Internet of Things (IoT) is predicated on the ability to monitor, measure, process and analyse parameter data such as moisture, pressure, speed, and movement. Unlike Cognitive AI that concept is hard to hype, says freelance writer, Bob Emmerson. Moreover, it’s hard to summarise what is meant by Internet of Things to a lay audience.