An overview of the most important IoT, AI, Embedded, and Maker events worldwide through the end of 2026.
An overview of the most important IoT, AI, Embedded, and Maker events worldwide through the end of 2026.
I have just reported about how Chinas Tech Giants challenge NVIDIAs AI Dominance by developing their own chips Now China has taken a decisive step in its race toward technological self-reliance: According to reports from the Financial Times (€), TechCrunch, and others, Beijing has instructed some of its largest technology companies to stop ordering and testing certain NVIDIA artificial intelligence (AI) chips, including the RTX Pro 6000D. This directive, communicated through the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), affects companies such as Alibaba and ByteDance and could signal a turning point in the global AI chip industry.
A recent report by Berg Insight shows: Global revenues from cellular-based IoT connections continue to rise – despite declining ARPU. Chinese mobile operators dominate the market, but European and US providers are catching up. According to a recent analysis by the Swedish market research firm Berg Insight, global revenues from mobile IoT connections reached €14.2 billion in 2024
With the Norwegian company IXT, a new start-up enters the market promising globally secure and simplified IoT connectivity via mobile networks.
Iain Davidson, Senior Product Marketing Manager at IoT connectivity provider Wireless Logic, explains which developments are currently setting the tone.
According to a recent analysis by Polaris Market Research, the Internet of Things (IoT) in retail is expected to experience tremendous growth in the coming years.
The IoT market in 2025 paints a picture of rapid expansion – with global revenues exceeding USD 600 billion in some estimates and Germany emerging as a strong IIoT hub. However, despite the growth, caution is warranted: inconsistent market definitions, technological shifts, and consolidation trends present strategic challenges for businesses.
Mobile IoT connectivity describes the possibility of conneting sensors directly via mobile radio using built-in SIM cards. This allows the devices to be operated independently of an additional communications infrastructure, as would be necessary with Zigbee, Matter, WLAN or LoRa, […]
Samsung Electronics is on the verge of a far-reaching partnership with US-based AI startup Perplexity AI. According to news agency Bloomberg, the two companies are currently negotiating a strategic investment as part of a funding round
The world’s economy has been hit hard by the ongoing corona pandemic. But what impact has COVID-19 on the IoT market? While some expect a boom in further digitization of many industries and therefore an increased demand in IoT and […]