A Zero Trust SIM is an emerging security feature in mobile connectivity that applies the principles of Zero Trust architecture—assuming no network or device is implicitly trustworthy—to cellular networks, particularly for enterprise and government use. Unlike traditional SIM cards, which often permit open access to certain network services, a Zero Trust SIM limits access to…
The Internet of Things (IoT) continues to evolve rapidly, shaping various industries and enhancing connectivity. Here is a summary of the IoT trends 2024 to watch. 1. Edge Computing 2. 5G Integration 3. AI and Machine Learning Integration 4. IoT Security Security is one of the top IoT Trends 2024. 5. IoT in Healthcare IoT…
Firstly, what is a MiFi Device? You might have heard about it or even thought it was a WiFi device, but nope! MiFI is the new Kid on the block and starting to make waves in the industry as the new Go-To device if you’re travelling on a corporate team on the move. Some companies…
The future of satellite IoT (Internet of Things) holds significant promise and potential for various industries. Most Industrial businesses of today are making the digital transformational shift towards IoT to improve Operational efficiency. This article highlights the transformative potential of satellite-enabled IoT (Internet of Things) technologies in facilitating connectivity in remote or inaccessible areas, thereby…
Smart buildings utilise advanced technology and data-driven solutions to improve efficiency, comfort, security, and sustainability. These buildings integrate various systems, such as HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), lighting, security, and occupancy sensors, into a centralised network that can be monitored and controlled remotely. Key features include: Overall, leverage technology to create more efficient, comfortable,…
Connected cars in the automotive sector look to scale their operations and car sales abroad into regulated markets, such as China, Egypt, Turkey, Brazil, India, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and UAE. They face major issues with the ‘Permanent Roaming restrictions’ faced by Mobile Network Operators. Countries with Permanent Roaming Restrictions: Permanent roaming refers to connecting a device…
Drone Connectivity, also known as networked or smart drones, are unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) equipped with communication capabilities that enable it to interact with other devices, systems, or networks. These drones utilise various wireless communication technologies, such as Wi-Fi, cellular networks (4G/5G), satellite communication, or dedicated radio frequencies, to establish connections and exchange data in…
Private 5G networks refer to dedicated cellular networks that are deployed and operated by an organisation for its internal use, rather than being provided by public telecommunication service providers. These networks leverage the same or similar technology as public cellular networks but are specifically designed to meet the needs of a single entity, such as…
Predicting precise trends for a future year like 2024 is challenging, but based on the current trajectory and advancements in IoT (Internet of Things) technology, several trends are likely to emerge or continue evolving: The core growth in 2024 are the Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) upgrading their 5G networks around the world, which enables Market…
The eSIM market is showing substantial growth, driven by increasing smartphone adoption, demand for connected devices like smartwatches, laptops and tablets and the rising trend of remote workers and Global travellers. eSIMs offer travellers the advantage of seamless connectivity across different countries without the need to physically change SIM cards, aligning with the increasing global…
