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Thales Reinforces its Leadership in eSIM and IoT Connectivity with a 'Ready to Use' Certified Solution

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MEUDON, France -- With over 5.8 billion IoT cellular connections expected globally by 2030 (GSMA Intelligence), businesses and industries face growing pressure to deploy connected devices at scale — securely and efficiently. The SGP.32 IoT specification has been designed specifically to meet the unique needs of IoT devices by simplifying remote connectivity activation while maintaining high levels of trust. And more specifically, the GSMA eSA ce…Travel See the Story

Cellular IoT Shipments up 23% Amid Vendor Challenges

Global cellular IoT module shipments rose 23% in Q1 2025 amid vendor shifts and geopolitical tensions affecting supply chains and market dynamics.New Zealand · New Zealand See the Story

Development of compact, low-power receiver for 5G smart devices

MIT researchers have successfully engineered a compact, low-power receiver for 5G-compatible smart devices, 30 times more resilient to a certain type of interference compaerd with some traditional wireless receivers. This low-cost receiver would be ideal for battery-powered IoT devices like environmental sensors, smart thermostats, and other devices that need to run continuously for a long period of time, such as wearables, smart cameras, and in…5G · Cambridge Read Article

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