Swiss positioning technology group u-blox has launched a new high-precision navigation module in the United States, targeting fast-growing autonomy markets including drones, robotics, and precision agriculture. The company said its ZED-X20D module is designed to deliver centimetre-level positioning alongside “motion-independent”…
IXT integrates Zscaler Zero Trust into cellular IoT to replace VPNs and strengthen OT security
IXT, a Norway-based mobile virtual network operator, is moving to integrate cybersecurity more deeply into cellular connectivity, announcing a partnership with Zscaler to embed Zero Trust Network Access directly into its IoT platform. The initiative reflects a broader shift away…
LEO satellite race takes centre stage in IoT Insider webinar
IoT Insider can confirm the speakers for its upcoming webinar examining how Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite networks are reshaping the Internet of Things (IoT), as the sector moves closer to large-scale commercial deployment. The event, Connecting the IoT via…
Exabeam extends agent behaviour analytics to the Google cloud
Exabeam announced new Exabeam Agent Behaviour Analytics (ABA) capabilities for agents built with Google Cloud’s Agent Development Kit (ADK) and an integration framework with Google Agent Gateway, establishing Exabeam at the forefront of securing enterprises as they adopt agentic workflows.…
Anritsu and LG validate in vehicle system for hybrid eCall
ANRITSU CORPORATION and LG Electronics Inc. (LG) announce the successful validation of LG’s in vehicle system (IVS) for Hybrid eCall operation, demonstrating conformance with the latest European standards EN 18052:2025 contributing to regulatory readiness and enabling continuity of emergency call…
Hannover Messe: The race to stop EV charging cable theft
The rapid rollout of electric vehicle infrastructure across Europe and beyond is exposing an unexpected vulnerability: the charging cable itself. As EV infrastructure scales, the industry is being forced to confront a simple but costly reality: electrification does not only…
European scientists turn to light to halt Internet energy crisis
European scientists are turning to light to avert a looming energy crisis threatening the future of AI, streaming, and digital services. As demand for artificial intelligence, Cloud computing, and data-intensive applications accelerates, power systems are under increasing pressure. Data centres…
Wind River joins the CHERI Alliance
Wind River, an Aptiv company and global specialist in mission critical software for the intelligent Edge, has joined the CHERI Alliance, a group championing the global adoption of the Capability Hardware Enhanced RISC Instructions (CHERI) security technology. CHERI architecture is…
Enterprises deploying AI faster than they can secure it
As AI models grow powerful enough to autonomously discover thousands of software vulnerabilities, the same technology is being embedded into enterprise applications at unprecedented scale, often without any security testing designed for AI-specific risks. Outpost24, a global provider of cybersecurity…
How AI-powered IoT systems monitor workplace safety compliance
Internet of Things (IoT) compliance has grown more complex as the manufacturing and construction industries adopt interconnected systems and dynamic operating environments, writes April Miller, Managing Editor at ReHack Magazine. Many organisations still rely on manual audits and reactive reporting, which…
