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Understanding Private 4G/5G Networks
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IoT For All
September 26, 2024
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Hello readers,
Welcome to the IoT For All weekly newsletter! 4G/LTE networks remain capable for many M2M use cases, but have notable limitations addressed by 5G, manufacturing has become the most cyberattacked industry, and IoT is revolutionizing disaster prevention!
đ Top Articles
While 4G/LTE networks arenât as fast as 5G connections, they can still download up to 20 megabits per second (Mbps), far more than youâd need for typical machine-to-machine communication. If you plan to deploy high-capability connected devices (telematics systems, automated factory equipment, smart city infrastructure, and more), these cellular technologies have a lot of advantages but a few notable limitations.
 Itâs no secret that downtime is manufacturingâs biggest nemesis. From the C-suite to the supply chain to the plant floor, everyone is working hard to keep lines up and running. Yet out in cyberspace, a Thanos-like threat lurks, ready to âsnapâ production if certain demands are unmet. According to IBMâs ââX-Force Threat Intelligence Index, manufacturing was the most attacked industry in 2023. What cybersecurity measures should you consider? |  Disasters can quickly impact the well-being of people and the planet. Sudden catastrophic incidents can result in human, environmental, and economic harm. But forewarned is forearmed. Disaster prevention systems can play a critical role in saving lives and mitigating economic losses. Increasingly, IoT technologies can provide vital early warnings of dangerous events or play a key role in managing the aftermath, thereby reducing further harm. |
đĽ Rapid Fire
Kigen and Vodafone collaborate on iSIM connectivity for enterprise
Kigen and Monogoto announce iSIM readiness and evaluation kit
Dimonoff unveils Amotus division for IoT services and PaaS solutions
Bevywise announces rebranding of MQTTRoute to CrystalMQ
IBM and Microsoft open new generative AI and IoT experience zones
New Omdia research finds enterprise confidence in IoT is soaring
Silicon Labs adds sub-meter accuracy to Bluetooth on xG24 platform
The Things Industries launches next-generation LoRaWAN gateway
US moves to ban Chinese technology from connected, self-driving cars
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đď¸ The IoT For All Podcast
Hello listeners, no new episode this week. In case you missed last weekâs episode, we spoke with Matt Hatton from Transforma Insights about trends and strategies in IoT connectivity. The conversation covered Transforma Insights' 2024 CSP IoT Peer Benchmarking Report, the shift towards device-to-cloud, price erosion, the demand for consulting in IoT, satellite IoT and Starlink, permanent roaming, IoT regulations, SGP.32, and the importance of voice services in IoT applications.
đ eBooks & White Papers
 | White Paper | Eseye The Eseye 2024 State of IoT Adoption Report offers a comprehensive analysis of the current state of IoT adoption across various industries in the UK and the US. It is the companyâs largest and most ambitious study to date, featuring insights from 1,200 senior decision-makers who have overseen at least one international IoT project in the last year. The report spans six key verticals: Agritech, Supply Chain and Logistics, Healthcare and Medical Devices, Manufacturing, EV Charging and Smart Grid, and Smart Vending. |