IXT enhances its core network by integrating Utel’s network intelligence. The background solution improves real-time visibility and issue detection in global multi-network IoT environments, according to the company.
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The latest news from the Internet of Things (IoT): From access providers to hardware manufacturers and service providers.
IXT enhances its core network by integrating Utel’s network intelligence. The background solution improves real-time visibility and issue detection in global multi-network IoT environments, according to the company.
Shanghai Sunmi Technology (SUNMI) has reportedly passed the listing hearing in Hong Kong, moving closer to a potential IPO. The company provides Android-based POS terminals, handhelds and a BIoT platform for managing device fleets. SUNMI will exhibit at EuroShop 2026 in Düsseldorf (Hall 6, G50).
Myriota has introduced AssetHawk, a satellite-based IoT tracker designed for global asset monitoring without reliance on terrestrial mobile networks. The device targets mining, logistics and industrial sectors. Pricing details have not been disclosed, and competition is strong.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) and European semiconductor manufacturer STMicroelectronics are deepening their cooperation. The goal of the expanded partnership is the joint development of high-performance and energy-efficient cloud and AI infrastructures for data centers, according to a recent statement by AWS.
The US company Amazon is planning a further expansion of its cloud infrastructure in Germany. Through its subsidiary Amazon Web Services (AWS), three new data centers are to be built in Brandenburg. The facilities are part of a so-called “European Sovereign Cloud.” AWS is promoting it as a cloud offering for European customers that is physically and organizationally separated from the existing US infrastructure. However, not everyone is convinced that true sovereignty is possible as long as a US provider stands behind it.
BEACON is an ESA-funded project by GMV that uses intelligent antennas and LEO signals to improve the resilience of satellite navigation for autonomous applications.
Memory prices are rising sharply worldwide, driven by unprecedented AI demand, limited production capacity, and shifting manufacturer priorities. Large buyers like OpenAI influence availability, though claims of intentional market depletion remain unproven. The shortages are now affecting industries from PCs to IoT devices.
The global Automotive Internet of Things (IoT) market is entering a decade of strong growth, with a projected CAGR of 11.9% through 2034. Driven by connected vehicle technologies, expanding 5G networks, and the shift toward software-defined vehicles, the market is rapidly transforming the automotive industry. At the same time, rising cybersecurity, data protection, and system integration requirements are increasing complexity for manufacturers and suppliers. The sector is evolving into a strategically critical field, where technology, regulation, and digital services will shape competitiveness.
Emnify is collaborating in the EU ORIGAMI project with leading telecom and network technology companies to develop key 6G architectures such as GSBA, Zero-Trust Layer, and Compute Continuum. The project aims to strengthen Europe’s position in the future 6G standard.
Matter 1.5 adds cameras, irrigation sensors, shading controls and energy management, boosting interoperability and expanding features for modern smart homes.
