Steady commercial and consumer adoption will drive worldwide spending on the IoT to $1.1 trillion (€0.97 trillion) in 2023.

The aim is to enable low power IoT devices to operate efficiently on multiple networks in those territories.

Berg Insight's new report covering cargo tracking found the market is growing at an annual compound rate of 27.3%.

Telefónica will be the IoT and network connectivity partner for Schindler’s digital offering for smart elevators and escalators – Schindler Ahead.

The number of devices connected to the internet reached 22 billion worldwide at the end of 2018, according to the latest research from Strategy Analytics.

Research from Strategy Analytics says edge computing is now used, in some form, by 44% of firms.

The global number of cellular IoT subscribers increased by 70% during 2018 to reach 1.2 billion, according to a new report from Berg Insight.

Telenor Connexion says enterprise IoT data will generate more value than consumer data, due to privacy issues with the latter.

Telefónica has launched a new Internet of Things (IoT) Cybersecurity Unit, combining the operator’s capabilities in both fields.

Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) reports a least one such network in 52 countries worldwide.

The companies say it will offer operators better visibility, customer service and control of the data flowing across their interconnected networks.

BT has secured a deal with Northumbrian Water to deliver an IoT pilot project in the North East of England.

The companies are extending their previous collaboration efforts around integrated SIM (iSIM) tech.

Having talked about collaboration and partnerships for so long in telecoms, it seems we’re finally seeing more of them as MWC2019 looms.

The operator has the most the most IoT connections at 80.9 million: its latest IoT Barometer surveyed 1,758 businesses worldwide.

Nokia announces off-the-peg IoT packages to help operators move into vertical markets quickly and easily.

Optical communications company best known for developing low-loss fibre tech teams up with TIM.

Deutsche Telekom is working with partners to develop nuSIM. The initiative aims to move SIM functionality from the physical SIM card directly to the chipset.

Revenues for the European IoT market are forecast to increase by 19.8% year-on-year to reach $171 billion (€149.25 billion) in 2019 – 5.8% of it on connectivity.

Ericsson has announced new solutions to help operators address a larger part of the IoT market, including more diverse use cases.