
The Qualcomm Cost Squeeze: What a Double-Digit Chip Hike Means for IoT Routers and Modems
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Supply Chain The Qualcomm Cost Squeeze: What a Double-Digit Chip Hike Does to the IoT Router and Modem Market A single customer letter dated […]

Connectivity / Market Analysis Wireless Logic Buys Simetry: What IoT Consolidation Really Signals On the surface, another routine acquisition by the industry’s most acquisitive […]

Connectivity / Satellite LEO Satellite for UK Business and IoT: The Managed Connectivity Layer Low Earth Orbit has gone from novelty to serious infrastructure. […]

IoT Regulation The EU Cyber Resilience Act: What IoT Device Makers Need to Do Before September 2026 Mandatory vulnerability reporting kicks in on 11 September 2026. That is four months away.

Satellite IoT / NTN / M2M Connectivity O2 Satellite, NTN, and the Satellite IoT Revolution: What It Actually Means for M2M O2 and Starlink switched on the UK's first direct-to-device satellite service...

You've probably walked past one already and not noticed. A perfectly ordinary red pillar box, standing on a wet pavement somewhere in suburban Britain - except for one small detail.

In February 2026, Teltonika Networks launched three new industrial cellular routers built around a single global Telit LTE Cat 4 modem: the RUT281 , RUT981 , and RUT986 .

Smart Poles, Urban Sensing & the Missing Connectivity Layer in Smart Cities | IoTPortal { "@context": "https://schema.

In industrial IoT, connectivity problems rarely come from a lack of speed. They come from inconsistent global hardware, limited space and power, fragile remote access methods, and devices that become...

Why Low-Power Cellular Matters Now The IoT world has a dirty secret: most connected devices do not need speed. They need certainty. A water meter does not care about megabits.

Understanding eSIM and SGP22 vs SGP32 and Robustel. If you’ve worked with IoT kit for any length of time, you’ll know that the SIM card is often the least exciting part of a deployment but the most an...

Siretta is a UK-based designer and manufacturer of industrial connectivity products specialising in cellular hardware for machine-to-machine (M2M) and IoT applications.

The IoT SIM world is shifting once again — and this time, the change runs deep. The new SGP.32 eSIM standard, introduced by the GSMA, is set to transform how connected devices manage their mobile iden...

The hype around the Internet of Things is over. We’re now in the phase where businesses either make IoT work at scale or quietly abandon failed projects.

The Teltonika RUTM55 is a 5G industrial router built for businesses that don’t just need connectivity, but need it across both new and old infrastructure.

8–9 October 2025 • Coventry Building Society Arena The Engineering Design Show has always been a magnet for component buyers, design engineers and product managers, but this year’s line-up is particul...

Teltonika Networks has rolled out RutOS 7.17 for routers and TswOS 1.7 for managed switches. These firmware updates aren’t just maintenance patches; they bring real-world improvements that enhance rem...

The definitive field guide to 3GPP LPWA for real-world IoT deployments in our NB-IoT vs LTE-M Guide. Executive summary NB-IoT and LTE-M are 3GPP’s licensed-spectrum LPWA workhorses.

By Peter Green Foreword by James Mason, IoT Guys Foreword: The Changing Landscape of IoT Connectivity The conversation around IoT has long centred on SIM cards and mobile operators, but a quiet revolu...