This week we cover the Ericsson mobility report that offers some stats on cellular IoT connections, including the surprising nugget that we won't see 4G/5G connections surpass 2G/3G connections until some time next year. Then we hit another report. … [Read more...]
Move over, remote monitoring; supply chains are the new black
After several years of using COVID-19 to sell their digital transformation efforts, hardware and software companies focused on the industrial IoT are now pitching supply chain intelligence (with a dash of sustainability thrown in). I'm seeing many … [Read more...]
Get ready for the end of general purpose wireless networks
For decades, most devices surfed between cellular and Wi-Fi networks. If you were at home, your devices would have popped over to the cellular network for, say, calls, or if the main internet went out. Otherwise, Wi-Fi was the most likely conduit … [Read more...]
Why 5G network slicing is a big deal for IoT
This week, Ericsson announced that it's made network slicing commercially available for networks running its 5G equipment. This is a game changer for the industrial and enterprise IoT, and maybe later, for consumers. Network slicing may also allow … [Read more...]
IoT news of the week for Dec. 18, 2020
Honeywell acquires Sine to take its Honeywell Forge platform mobile: Industrial giant Honeywell said it has acquired Australian company Sine so it can boost the mobile capabilities of its Honeywell Forge automation and building management software. … [Read more...]
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