Category: Internet of Things (IoT)

IoT Service Providers face significant challenges in achieving profitability in the Internet of Things (IoT) space despite its promising potential. One major hurdle is the high initial investment required for infrastructure development. Establishing robust, secure, and scalable IoT networks involves substantial capital expenditure on hardware, software, and connectivity solutions, which can strain financial resources before any revenue is realized. Data management poses another significant challenge. IoT generates massive volumes of data that must be collected, processed, analyzed, and stored. The costs associated with data analytics tools, cloud storage, and maintaining…

Electronics giant Murata, in collaboration with semiconductor leader NXP, has announced a groundbreaking development in Internet of Things (IoT) technology. The unveiling of the Type 2FR connectivity module, powered by NXP Semiconductor’s RW612 Wireless MCU, marks a significant leap forward in IoT connectivity, promising to revolutionize how devices interact in our increasingly digital world. Murata President Norio Nakajima emphasizes the role of the company’s extensive network and technological prowess in spearheading this advance, with the aim of fostering a society fully integrated with IoT. Advertisment Breaking New Ground in IoT…

iBASIS offers seamless FWA plan with multiple Tier 1 operators Superior uninterrupted and seamless multi-carrier cellular connectivity Unmatched efficiency for enterprises, featuring lower cost rapid deployment GlobalData forecasts FWA US market to double by 2028 to $20 billion in revenues LEXINGTON, Mass., March 06, 2024–(BUSINESS WIRE)–iBASIS, the leading provider of communications solutions for operators and digital players worldwide, proudly unveils the industry’s inaugural multi-carrier Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) solution. Born from iBASIS’s commitment to innovation, this offering leverages iBASIS’s acclaimed GSMA standards-based eSIM technology that is revolutionizing the landscape of…

When last we covered IoT connectivity and smart interoperability solutions provider Morse Micro (both here and on Smart City Sentinel, one of our sister sites), the company had announced a new capability; namely, the success of what it has called “the world’s first live demonstration of Wi-Fi CERTIFIED HaLow technology extending three kilometers” (i.e. just shy of two miles). For context, the Morse Micro team staged this record-setting field test of a long-range video call in San Francisco’s Ocean Beach neighborhood to showcase the ability of sub-GHz Wi-Fi HaLow signals…

During MWC Barcelona 2024, Liu Kang, President of Huawei ICT Marketing & Solution Sales, delivered a keynote speech titled “Embracing 5.5G to Unleash Industry Dividends” at the 5G Advanced: Completing the Enterprise Opportunity conference. Liu Kang said that 5G has become a must for industry digitalization and that upgrading to 5.5G is expected to enhance network capabilities by 10-fold. This, he noted, will drive industries to accelerate intelligent digital transformation and further unleash industry dividends. Supported by 5.5G’s key features such as 10 Gbps downlink, 1 Gbps uplink, deterministic network,…

The Z-Wave Alliance recently announced the completion of the Z-Wave Long Range (ZWLR) specification for the European market, a significant step forward in enhancing smart home and IoT connectivity across the region. This development, following the North American market introduction, underscores the Alliance’s commitment to broadening Z-Wave connectivity, focusing on scale, low power consumption, heightened security, and improved range and interoperability. Avi Rosenthal, chairman of the Z-Wave Alliance board, emphasized the efforts taken to make ZWLR available to European members, promising upcoming certification program details. Advertisment Revolutionizing Connectivity with ZWLR…

Eseye, a global IoT connectivity solutions provider, is leveraging Thales connectivity management expertise to enhance IoT devices with an automatic, seamless, optimal local network connection when first powered up. Thales Adaptive Connect (TAC) is a flexible cloud-based solution that eliminates the need for Eseye to configure a large number of IoT devices before deployment in the field. TAC is the first market-ready solution to provide such level of scalability and resilience. Implementing the Thales solution with Eseye’s Infinity platform provides eSIM-based devices with out-of-the-box connectivity, streamlined operations across manufacturing and…