Dracula Technologies strengthens Its management team to support industrial scale-up

Dracula Technologies announced a reinforcement of its management organisation as the company enters a new phase of industrial scale-up. Having successfully demonstrated the technical feasibility of its LAYER organic photovoltaic (OPV) technology and following the successful introduction of its second-generation…

IoT in 2026: the technologies driving the next wave of IoT growth

The Internet of Things stands at a pivotal inflection point. As we approach 2026, the convergence of Edge AI, advanced connectivity standards, and evolving regulatory frameworks is reshaping the IoT ecosystem in fundamental ways. Professor Muthu Ramachandran, Cybersecurity, AI, and…

LoRa Alliance hits 125 million LoRaWAN devices as global deployments accelerate

The LoRa Alliance has reported that more than 125 million LoRaWAN devices have now been deployed worldwide, marking what the industry body described as a significant moment for one of the most widely adopted low-power wide-area network technologies. The California-based…

Connecting the Last Mile: How FTTH is Powering Europe’s Intelligent Future

Northern Europe leads global connectivity with 98% internet penetration, yet rural gaps persist, writes Vincent Garnier, Director General of the FTTH Council Europe. Expanding fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) is essential for inclusion and competitiveness. Northern Europe today stands among the most connected…

NeoCortec expands technical resources for Its wireless mesh protocol

NeoCortec, a Danish manufacturer of ultra-low-power wireless networking technology, has unveiled a revamped website that offers detailed technical information on its NeoMesh protocol stack and its new LoRa-based modulation technology. The company, which develops bi-directional wireless mesh networks for smart…

Dracula Technologies completes €30 million Series A

Dracula Technologies, a pioneer in enabling battery-free IoT through energy harvesting from ambient indoor light, announced the completion of its Series A extension round, bringing the total Series A funding to €30 million. This marks a key milestone in the…

SECO deepens AI offering with new applications and Clea trial integration

SECO, the Italian industrial technology company, has stepped up its Edge AI strategy with the launch of a new online Developer Centre and the release of seven additional AI apps through its Application Hub. The dual announcements reflect the Milan-listed…

Frost & Sullivan recognises Milesight as a top innovator

Milesight, a provider of innovative IoT products, has been named the top IoT innovator in the fast-growing global smart building sensor market by Frost & Sullivan. Frost Radar: Smart Building Sensors, 2025 highlights companies that are setting the pace with…

SparkFun and Digi integration accelerates LoRaWAN development

Pete Bartolik, freelance writer, discusses how a partnership between Digi and SparkFun collaborated to accelerate LoRaWAN deployment and development Building distributed, battery-powered sensor applications that rely on transmitting small amounts of data over long distances depends on ultra-low power components,…

akenza and Bunch Tech talk to IoT Insider about their synergies

akenza and Bunch Tech are shining examples of companies who were established with the mission of simplifying IoT applications, in recognition of the existing hurdles that sometimes face businesses when they start out with IoT projects. akenza was founded approximately…