How to Actually Evaluate IoT Network Coverage Before You Deploy
Coverage maps lie – not through deliberate misrepresentation, but through a combination of measurement methodology, geographic resolution, and the difference between a signal being present and a signal being usable for IoT workloads. Enterprise IoT architects who evaluate carrier coverage using consumer-facing coverage map tools and then deploy at scale based on that evaluation consistently […]
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What MNOs Actually Do in IoT and Where Their Role Ends
Mobile Network Operators are the foundational layer of cellular IoT. They build and operate the radio access network infrastructure that IoT devices connect to, manage the licensed spectrum those networks run on, and maintain the core network systems that authenticate devices, assign IP addresses, route traffic, and handle billing. Without MNO infrastructure, there is no […]
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The Most Expensive Industrial IoT Failure Is the One You Never See Coming
Industrial organizations invest heavily in visibility. Sensors monitor equipment health. Connected assets report operational status. Remote sites stream performance data back to centralized teams. Dashboards provide a real-time view of operations that would have been impossible just a few years ago. Yet one of the biggest challenges in Industrial IoT isn’t generating visibility, but rather maintaining it. As deployments grow across sites, regions, and networks, visibility becomes increasingly difficult to […]
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Medical IoT Connectivity: What Healthcare Organizations Need to Scale Connected Medical Devices
Connected medical devices are becoming a standard part of healthcare delivery. Remote patient monitoring devices transmit vital signs from patients’ homes. Infusion pumps communicate with hospital systems. Wearable monitors help clinicians identify changes in patient health before they become emergencies. Diagnostic equipment sends results directly into clinical workflows. Every one of these technologies depends on something […]
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Resilience Is the New Competitive Advantage in Global IoT
When organizations first began deploying connected devices at scale, the conversation around connectivity was largely driven by one question: How much does the data cost? Today, that question has evolved. As IoT becomes increasingly embedded in critical business operations – from utilities and healthcare to logistics and industrial automation – connectivity is no longer just about […]
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Cellular connected IoT devices to hit 6.5bn by 2030
By 2030 there will be 6.5bn IoT devices connected to cellular networks worldwide, generating annual connectivity revenues of €21.5bn, predicts Berg Insight. The report says global IoT connectivity revenues increased five per cent to reach €14.5bn in 2025. The monthly ARPU dropped seven per cent to €0.31. IoT connectivity revenues account for one to four […]
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KORE starts new chapter as private IoT company
KORE begins a new chapter as a private company following this week’s successful completion of its acquisition by affiliates of Searchlight Capital Partners and Abry Partners. With the completion of the transaction, KORE common stock will cease trading and will be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange. The transaction brings together nearly three decades […]
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Spring Into Preventive Care: Connected Health Solutions for Early Intervention
Preventive care is becoming more continuous, connected, and data-driven – but the shift only works if healthcare organizations can trust the infrastructure behind it. As connected devices move care beyond the clinic, reliable IoT connectivity becomes critical to early intervention, patient engagement, and scalable care delivery. Today, preventive care is no longer limited to annual […]
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Why Industrial IoT Breaks at Scale (and How to Fix It)
Industrial IoT often works in pilots. Scaling is where rigid connectivity models start to break. A deployment that performs well in one region, on one carrier, under controlled conditions can quickly become harder to manage as devices, geographies, networks, and operational requirements multiply. Getting connected is the easy part. Staying connected, visible, and operationally in control […]
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MNO vs MVNO: Choosing Your IoT Connectivity Partner
When an enterprise team sits down to source connectivity for an IoT deployment, the conversation often comes down to a choice: do we go with a Mobile Network Operator, or a Mobile Virtual Network Operator? On paper, the distinction seems simple. In practice, the choice carries consequences that ripple across every device in a fleet, […]
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KORE, Kigen to launch SGP.32 IoT connectivity
KORE Group and Kigen are partnering to deliver IoT connectivity solutions based on the GSMA’s next-generation SGP.32 eSIM standard. Commercial availability for the new portfolio is scheduled for the latter half of 2026. The SGP.32 standard is designed to simplify the deployment of IoT devices ranging from battery-powered sensors to high-power gateways. The solutions will […]
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Move & Connect provides European connection for KORE
KORE is working with French firm Move & Connect to deliver seamless pan-European IoT connectivity for critical industries. Move & Connect is an IoT connectivity provider with expertise in managed connectivity and regional market deployment. This collaboration combines KORE’s global network with Move & Connect’s dedicated, hands-on market expertise to simplify and strengthen IoT deployments […]
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