IoT Now Magazine

iSIM is a major theme throughout the latest edition of IoT Now’s quarterly industry report. The technology is rapidly gaining traction as consumers and businesses alike realise the technology’s potential to save costs, streamline operations, and enhance governance. We look at how this technology shapes business and consumer connectivity in multiple case studies, success stories,

IoT hasn’t become too big to fail, it’s too useful for that.The deal struck by Telit with Thales to create Telit Cinterion as a new modules-to- connectivity provider, and the funds heading to Thales as a consequence, plus the US$1.2bn Semtech is spending to acquire Sierra Wireless, demonstrate that IoT is no longer a speculative

IoT has spent the pandemic becoming steadily more business-like and the look-at-me antics of earlier years are being replaced by a stronger focus on profitability. It’s about time. Demonstrating something new and potentially transformative is a good game to play at trade shows but selling a service profitably and at volume gives a better outcome

Kings Hill, Kent, UK. May 17, 2016 — It is with the greatest sadness and regret that we have to report that Alun Lewis, the editor of IoT Now print magazine has passed away.

Given the huge wave of interest in the potential of Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) networking as a major potential game changer for the future of the IoT, we decided to dedicate a special supplement to the topic. With a wide range of current and emerging technologies to choose from, it’s certain that LPWA will