Simon Fraser University researchers have proposed a new framework to standardise testing of indoor solar technology, aiming to resolve long-standing inconsistencies that have hindered the sector’s growth. The study, led by Vincenzo Pecunia, Professor at SFU’s School of Sustainable Energy…
Sweden’s Postrack enters UK market with launch of asset tracking business
Postrack, the Scandinavian GPS asset tracking specialist, has entered the UK market as part of its wider international expansion strategy, establishing a new British subsidiary to serve transport, logistics, construction, and industrial clients. The Sweden-based company, founded in 2008, provides…
Hayo unveils white-label eSIM platform to help mobile operators reclaim roaming revenues
South African digital services company Hayo has launched a white-label eSIM platform for mobile network operators (MNOs), aiming to help them move away from physical SIM cards and recapture revenues lost to third-party roaming providers. The end-to-end system allows operators…
Nordic Semiconductor showcases full chip-to-Cloud platform at Embedded World North America
Nordic Semiconductor will showcase a broad portfolio of wireless connectivity and cloud solutions at Embedded World North America next month, as the Norwegian company continues its transition from a pure hardware maker into a full wireless solutions provider. The Oslo-based…
Quantum Readiness: Why Electronics and IoT Leaders Must Act Now
Quantum computing is accelerating fast. Electronics and IoT leaders must act now to build quantum readiness and secure future competitiveness, writes Jan Leisse is CEO of eleQtron, Germany’s first quantum hardware company. Quantum computing is approaching fast. For companies in…
Blue laser breakthrough puts Kyocera on course for gigabit underwater networks
Kyocera Corporation has achieved what it claims to be the world’s fastest short-range underwater wireless optical communication (UWOC), reaching speeds of 750 Mbps with no latency during offshore trials off Numazu City in Japan’s Shizuoka Prefecture. The trials, using blue…
Nordic Semiconductor debuts software SIM to shrink and simplify cellular IoT devices
Nordic Semiconductor has introduced a software-based integrated SIM (iSIM) for its nRF91 Series of cellular IoT modules, aiming to simplify device design and manufacturing while improving durability and reducing costs. The new system, called nuSIM, replaces physical SIM cards and…
AMD and Ericsson Join Forces to Deliver Greener, More Efficient 5G Networks
AMD and Ericsson have deepened their partnership to develop more energy-efficient and scalable 5G network infrastructure, in a move aimed at helping telecom operators reduce costs and meet sustainability targets while expanding digital services. The Swedish telecoms group has validated…
Synaptics partners with Google to bring AI processing to the Edge
Synaptics has announced a new family of Edge AI processors aimed at powering the next generation of smart, connected devices, as the US semiconductor group expands its push into artificial intelligence. The Astra SL2600 series is designed to offer high…
S7: E6: Driving smart buildings forwards
In the latest episode of IoT Unplugged, Kal Shadam, Senior Vice President of Sales, EMEA at EnOcean, explores how energy-harvesting technology is transforming the smart building landscape, driving sustainability, and redefining operational efficiency across industries. Founded in Munich in 2001,…