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
Sercomm introduces the TPM530M, a highly compact LTE-M/NB-IoT module built on Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF9120 SoC. With ultra-low power consumption and rich connectivity features, it targets space-constrained IoT use cases from smart cities to asset tracking.
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.
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.
