IOT

LG Uplus has solidified its lead in the IoT market. By aggressively absorbing public and industrial remote control supplies, it became the first telecommunications company in South Korea to exceed 10 million IoT subscription lines. According to telecommunications industry...

Software-Defined Mobility is reshaping the future of connected transportation as telecommunications technologies become integral to modern vehicle operations. As software-defined vehicles (SDVs) continue to evolve, reliable global cellular connectivity is emerging as the backbone of services ranging from over-the-air...

Multi-Carrier IoT SIM Control is set to become more accessible for enterprises following CSL Group's acquisition of IoTM Solutions. The deal strengthens CSL's managed IoT portfolio by combining resilient connectivity services with a cloud-native platform that simplifies SIM lifecycle...

Managing Internet of Things (IoT) devices across national borders has remained difficult for enterprises that need reliable, uninterrupted connectivity. Organisations operating IoT fleets in multiple countries have often had to work with separate mobile operator contracts, provisioning systems and...

Saudi Arabia’s AI infrastructure technology company, OmniOps, and Newroz Telecom, which is a leading provider when it comes to telecommunications and digital services located in the Kurdistan Region, unveiled a strategic alliance on July 1, 2026, to launch KI, which is the first Kurdish conversational...

Modern telecommunications infrastructure is becoming too complex for manual management alone. By integrating artificial intelligence and machine learning into the optical layer, operators are achieving unprecedented levels of efficiency, utilizing predictive analytics and intelligent automation to optimize data performance and ensure seamless global connectivity.

Space-based IoT is transforming the way global enterprises monitor and manage their assets by providing a ubiquitous connectivity layer that reaches far beyond the limits of terrestrial networks. This technology enables real-time data collection and analysis from sensors in the world's most remote locations, driving efficiency and sustainability in industries ranging from agriculture to maritime logistics.