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Tag: IoT Devices


Hardware, Technology

Two-in-one SIM offers network redundancy for IoT devices

February 21, 2024

Via: Network World

A new partnership between Deutsche Telekom, IoT managed connectivity provider Tele2, and CSL Group subsidiary rSIM will bring multi-network connectivity to the IoT, allowing for more robust and resilient connectivity in mission-critical applications. The idea behind rSIM – which stands […]


Technology, Wireless

Enabling private networks – secure roaming between private and public networks

September 21, 2023

Via: RCR Wireless News

Hybrid private networks extend the controls and policies of IoT devices in local 4G and 5G networks into wider macro coverage. In other words, they enable IoT devices registered on private enterprise-owned networks to roam securely off-site on public carrier-owned […]


Technology, Wireless

U.S. Firms Face Daunting Challenges with 3G Network Shutdowns Internationally

May 3, 2023

Via: Network Computing

The sunsetting of 3G wireless networks is over if your enterprise isn’t a multinational. But if your company operates, or plans to, outside the U.S., expect challenges as much of the world is playing catchup and at different speeds. You’ll […]


Hardware, Technology

Qualcomm Unveils New IoT Solutions to Enable Advancement of Next-gen IoT Devices

April 24, 2023

Via: The Fast Mode

Continuing its efforts to expand the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem and IoT use cases, Qualcomm Technologies announced new IoT solutions to enable the advancement of next-generation IoT devices: Qualcomm QCS8550, Qualcomm QCM8550, Qualcomm QCS4490 and Qualcomm QCM4490 Processors. The […]


Mobile Networks

Enabling multi-user: How Wi-Fi 7 addresses Wi-Fi 6 pitfalls

November 18, 2022

Via: RCR Wireless News

Certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance in 2019 and based on the IEEE 802.11ax standard, Wi-Fi 6 is designed for high-density, multi-user environments and features uplink and downlink OFDMA, 8×8 multi-user MIMO and 1024 QAM. Its introduction signaled improved performance and […]


Hardware, Technology

LTE-M – Delivering a Futureproof IoT

October 7, 2022

Via: The Fast Mode

The CAT-1 LTE modem was initially defined in 2008 as a low-cost, low-power alternative to connect IoT devices that needed to transfer limited amounts of data. However, vendors and network providers at that time focused on higher throughput. The actual […]


Security

Network Security Demands Drive SD-WAN and SASE Adoption

September 23, 2022

Via: Network Computing

Businesses today face new security challenges that were not imaginable a few years ago. Workers and applications are widely distributed, meaning there is no hard edge to the enterprise network. And there is a need to integrate a large number […]


Hardware, Technology

IoT technology is hitting an inflection point for businesses

September 22, 2022

Via: Network World.com

A new survey released by UK-based research firm Omdia bears out some of the industry’s rosier predictions for IoT uptake among businesses, finding that almost four out of five companies expect to be actively deploying IoT within the next two […]


Hardware, Technology

Arm launches new IoT processors

April 26, 2022

Via: Network World.com

Arm Holdings launched its latest micro controller design to provide high-performance computing at the edge as well as two new platforms to help reduce development time of internet of things (IoT) devices. Normally, the Cortex-M line of controllers is used […]


News

Novel developments and innovation in Massive MIMO design are maximizing 5G macro site potential (Analyst Angle)

January 26, 2022

Via: RCR Wireless News

5G will have a seismic impact on the network. At the end of 2021, there will be 507 million 5G subscriptions, showing a growth rate of 92% Year on Year (YoY). By the end of 2025, ABI Research forecasts that […]


News

Verizon opens up 5G Nationwide network to certified IoT devices

October 29, 2021

Via: RCR Wireless News

Verizon Business’ Chief Revenue Officer Sampath Sowmyanarayan took to the Mobile World Congress Los Angeles (MWC LA) keynote stage to announce that Verizon is committing further to IoT by enabling Verizon-certified IoT devices to connect to its 5G low-band spectrum […]


Security

Four Ingredients for Effective Endpoint Security

May 18, 2021

Via: CSO

It’s human nature to want some type of “silver bullet” that will solve complicated problems like curing the common cold. But complex problems almost inevitably require complex solutions. Hundreds of different viruses cause colds, so a single magical cure isn’t […]


Technology, Wireless

5G: mm-wave signals could power self-charging IoT devices

April 1, 2021

Via: Network World.com

A 3D-printed antenna could turn high-frequency 5G signals into a wireless power source, potentially eliminating the need for batteries in low-power IoT devices, according to researchers at Georgia Tech. The antenna, which the researchers call a mm-wave harvester, is about […]


Hardware, Monitoring&Analysis, Security

IoT roundup: Security holes abound, GE Digital makes noise and more

September 30, 2019

Via: Networkworld Security

The idea of security by obscurity has been comprehensively demolished over the years, which makes it even more troubling that IoT devices continue to be manufactured with basic vulnerabilities that make them susceptible to commensurately basic attacks. It’s not surprising […]


Monitoring&Analysis

A Smarter Way to Connect Communities and Roadways

June 19, 2019

Via: Cisco Blog

Communities are increasingly working to get “smart” by using sensors, cameras and other IoT devices to address efficiency, transportation, safety, environmental and health challenges. Though well intentioned, many communities launch pilot projects or proofs of concept without fully considering future […]


Monitoring&Analysis, Security

MUD is officially approved by IETF as an Internet Standard, and Cisco is launching MUD1.0 to protect your IoT devices

May 31, 2019

Via: Cisco Blog

With over 8 billion “things” being connected today, IoT security has undoubtedly evolved from a mysterious buzzword to one of the biggest real threats to our network today. According to Gartner, over 51% of survey respondents believe that cybersecurity is […]


Wireless

Wi-Fi at 20: More Indispensable Than Ever

March 13, 2019

Via: Cisco Blog

In the 20 years since the first laptops with built-in Wi-Fi were introduced, the idea of totally wireless but completely connected personal devices has become commonplace. Today, many laptops don’t even have wired networking ports. Most IoT devices use Wi-Fi […]


Monitoring&Analysis, Security

Bolstering Endpoint Security

March 7, 2019

Via: CSO

For many organizations, endpoint security remains the weak link in their security strategy. While organizations are able to ensure that endpoint clients are installed on company-owned assets, security becomes more challenging when workers use their personal devices for work-related activities. […]


Monitoring&Analysis, Security

Protecting the IoT: 3 things you must include in an IoT security plan

February 27, 2019

Via: Networkworld Security

With many IT projects, security is often an afterthought, but that approach puts the business at significant risk. The rise of IoT adds orders of magnitude more devices to a network, which creates many more entry points for threat actors […]


Monitoring&Analysis, Security

Unidentified Devices Leave Networks Vulnerable

September 4, 2018

Via: CSO

As organizations embrace digital transformation to improve operational efficiency, IoT devices—including industrial and medical IoT—are being deployed at an unprecedented rate. This rapid adoption of IoT is one of the primary reasons why networks are in constant flux. New devices, […]