Norwegian IoT company IXT, founded by Raymond Berntsen and Henning Solberg, enters the global market as a new full MVNO with its own core network. In an exclusive WeSpeakIoT interview, the founders explain how IXT aims to simplify global IoT connectivity with secure, scalable, and transparent solutions for industries like smart cities, e-mobility, logistics, and energy.
When the Amazon cloud region us-east-1 failed on October 20, 2025, numerous online services and IoT applications worldwide were affected. EMQ Technologies (EMQ), operator of the IoT data platform EMQX Cloud, reported only limited impact. The company explained its resilience to the widespread cloud outage in its own blog post.
The Fish Farmer collaborated with IOT-ezy to implement LoRa-enabled water quality sensors along with a centralized alert and monitoring system.
Berlin-based IoT provider emnify has launched a consumer eSIM solution designed for large enterprise fleets. By integrating with MDM systems like Intune or Jamf, companies can push and activate eSIMs without user interaction. This speeds up deployments, reduces errors and supports efficient rollouts – as seen at Discover Airlines.
AWS has announced the general availability of Managed Integrations – a new feature within AWS IoT Device Management
According to a report from The Register, IBM is pulling the plug of its Watson IoT platform. The company informed its customers in an email that on Dec. 1, 2023, access to the platform’s APIs would no longer be available.
On the IoT platform Livisi (innogy), apps and services are developed and maintained for the lawnmower robots of the Swabian family-owned company STIHL.
SAST – an IoT StartUp of the Bosch Group today announced the operation of a new platform for dedicated [initially] web and surveillance cameras.
Open Standard: With Project_Things and the Web Thing API, Mozilla introduces a gateway and an open API for connecting IoT devices to the Internet.
