Urban environments are undergoing a structural transformation driven by data, connectivity, and digital infrastructure. As cities face mounting pressure from population growth, climate constraints, and resource limitations, technology is increasingly being deployed to improve operational efficiency and quality of life. Within this context, Smart Cities have emerged… Read More »Smart Cities and IoT: Infrastructure, Mobility and Urban Services
SGP.32, GSMA’s newly-minted made-for-IoT SIM management specification, aims to improve flexibility and ease of use for IoT organisations by supporting the SIM profile management needs of IoT devices. The specification is not ideal for every connected device but, for the first time, it provides an IoT-specific… Read More »Beecham Research and Wireless Logic demystify SGP.32 in new Buyers Guide
T-Mobile is moving aggressively in the US enterprise market with a hybrid private 5G offer that pulls together nationwide 5G-A coverage, network slicing, and local edge capabilities. Experts see promise and pitfalls in its bid to catch AT&T and Verizon. In sum – what to… Read More »‘Ahead of the game’? Has T-Mobile just stolen a march in the US enterprise 5G market?
Industrial AI has moved from experimental pilots to boardroom strategy. The global market was worth $43.6 billion in 2024, and is growing at 23 percent per year. While most of the real value still lies in proven, production-grade use cases such as machine vision and… Read More »Three sides of Industry 4.0 – industrial AI in numbers (part 3)
IoT has always been more concept than category – like a loose collection of private device networks. And it makes increasingly good sense to enterprises alongside industrial 5G networks and industrial AI systems. New research from Verizon Business says IoT is finally “moving to centre… Read More »Three sides of Industry 4.0 – industrial IoT in numbers (part 2)
Three sides of Industry 4.0 – industrial 5G in numbers (part 1) Private 5G continues to outpace the broader telecoms market, with enterprise deployments expanding and industrial use cases taking shape. New data from Dell’Oro Group shows sustained almost-double-digit growth and a gradual shift in… Read More »Three sides of Industry 4.0 – industrial 5G in numbers (part 1)
Dell’Oro now expects total telecom equipment revenues across the six tracked segments to grow between 2% and 3% in 2025 In sum – what to know: Global telecom market rebounds 4% – After two years of decline, revenues rose in 1H25 thanks to inventory stabilization, currency… Read More »Telecom equipment market rebounds: Dell’Oro
TAMPA, Fla. — OQ Technology has expanded its satellite connectivity services for remote Internet of Things (IoT) devices to Australia, the Luxembourg-based low Earth orbit (LEO) operator announced Sept. 30. The company has also opened an office in the country after securing a license to… Read More »OQ Technology expands satellite IoT services to Australia
The IMDEA Networks Institute, together with an international group of scientists, has studied the effectiveness of fifth-generation networks in large cities in Europe and North America. The results showed that 5G technology does not always have advantages over the previous communication standard. Depending on the… Read More »The transition to 5G has not improved communication quality in some major cities in Europe and North America.
Heritage Petroleum, the largest oil producer in the Caribbean, used Cogent DataHub software in a recent project to modernize their SCADA systems and integrate new IoT-enabled well-monitoring devices. Heritage Petroleum, the largest oil producer in the Caribbean, used Cogent DataHub software in a recent project… Read More »Integrating SCADA and IoT