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The installed base of connected tanks to reach 23 million in 2026
There are more than 100 Remote Tank Management solution vendors active on the market worldwide The global installed base of active remote tank monitoring (RTM) solutions reached 6.2 million units at the end of 2021, according to a new research report from the IoT...
EnOcean acquires the assets of the Renesas edge computing solutions business
EnOcean accelerates its growth and breadth of energy-saving solutions through the acquisition of the assets of the edge computing solutions business from Renesas EnOcean, which has pioneered the use of energy harvesting IoT devices and sensor-to-cloud solutions, has...
The cellular IoT gateway market reached US$ 1.15 billion in 2021
Market is driven by the growing need to connect assets and work forces in remote and temporary locations Berg Insight, an IoT market research provider, has released new findings about the market for cellular IoT gateways and routers. More than 4.5 million cellular IoT...
DECT Security Step B&C Certification Available
The DECT Forum has announced the launch of the Certification Program for DECT Security Steps B&C. Security is an increasingly important topic in all IT and Telecom solutions, whether they are fixed or wireless. The DECT standard has evolved over time to stay ahead...
Semtech and Exeger demo solar harvesting tech for Internet of Things (IoT) sensors
Exeger’s Powerfoyle solar harvesting cell technology combined with Semtech’s LoRa Edge platform claimed to enable more efficient and sustainable IoT tracking applications Semtech Corp. has announced a collaboration with Exeger, a Swedish deep-tech company...
The world’s first non-cellular 5G connection demonstrated in Finland
Wirepas and Nordic Semiconductor staged a demonstration of DECT NR+ at the recent ETSI TC DECT#94 plenary meeting that took place in Finland. Massive IoT is becoming a reality with the non-cellular 5G Mesh. A test network acts as the product proof of concept...
DECT NR+ – the new, non-cellular 5G standard that is opening the door to new IoT markets
“With DECT-2020/NR+, it will be possible for anyone to deploy and connect devices in license-exempt, private 5G networks for the first time. This represents a massive opportunity for connecting billions of devices easily and reliably." According to the DECT Forum, the...
Onboarding IoT devices on secure IT networks
By Michael R. Tennefoss, Vice President of IoT and Strategic Partnerships, Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company Building owners and tenants are rapidly transforming workplaces into energy-efficient smart spaces. This has amplified a problem that has long faced...
IoT security fears fall by over 30% in the last five years as data privacy concerns grow for companies deploying solutions
Data privacy regulation a top three challenge for IoT adopters Fears over security have become less of a concern for organisations adopting IoT solutions than it was five years ago, according to a recent study by Wi-SUN Alliance, a global member-based association of...
Murata collaborates with NXP Semiconductors to develop Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3 module
Low power, small form factor Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3 combo module improves communication speed and quality Murata has announced its collaboration with NXP Semiconductors to develop the Type 1XL very high-performance Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3 module. Using...
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“Incisor and Vince Holton were important for the short-range wireless industry from the onset. While others clearly did, twenty years ago when I first got involved in the short-range wireless industry I didn’t realize the importance of a publication such as Incisor. However, over time I was able to see the influence Incisor had in the industry. It was read by such a wide variety of people shaping the industry that it was an important tool to reach those folks.
Incisor was early to publish facts supporting the fact that one technology can’t provide the optimal solution for all scenarios. Providing information on many technologies, Incisor became an important publication in the short-range wireless industry and not just the Bluetooth portion of that industry. This shift reflected the industry itself. Clearly created by Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, there is more to the short-range wireless industry than those two leaders, and this has been reflected in the pages of Incisor.
During the most important single event for Bluetooth technology, Vince and Incisor were there. When the agreement was signed bringing what became Bluetooth Low Energy into the SIG, Incisor covered the event, making a video and publishing articles about this momentous event which shaped the future of Bluetooth wireless technology.
I’d like to extend a personal “thank you” to Vince for the time and energy he put into creating and shaping the short-range wireless industry.”
Dr. Michael W. Foley, Wireless and IoT Consultant / Executive Director, Bluetooth Special interest Group, 2004-2012 / Wireless Architect, Microsoft, 1999-2004
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