Diagnose, Debug & Deploy: Ensuring Reliability with OTA and Remote Debugging
In this webinar we’ll explore how embedded engineers can ensure device reliability using advanced observability and OTA management tools. You’ll learn how to proactively diagnose and debug issues remotely, allowing you to resolve them before they escalate and disrupt users. We’ll cover best practices for managing OTA updates to reduce the risk of fleet-wide failures.
Additionally, we’ll dive into actionable performance metrics—such as battery health and connectivity—that can be used to improve device performance and longevity. Through real-world examples, such as Silvertree and Diamond Kinetics, you’ll see how Memfault’s platform has helped companies boost product reliability, cut support costs, and accelerate time to market.
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Diabolocom chooses Ribbon’s DCI Solution for cloud contact centre
Ribbon Communications has announced that Diabolocom?has selected Ribbon’s high density?Data Center Interconnect (DCI) solution. The solution enables Diabolocom to efficiently connect its global customers with its Cloud Contact Center Software and proprietary Voice AI solutions.
“Ribbon provides us with a cutting edge solution, coupled with a flexible, customer-first approach,” said Frederic Durand, the CEO and founder at Diabolocom. “Their highly scalable solution enables the efficient transfer of major datasets and economically, supporting our mission to help businesses foster customer loyalty and drive growth."
Enterprise Connectivity Series 2024:Security and Connectivity
How can IoT connectivity be secured from ongoing threats and probing for vulnerabilities across networks, software and hardware? It is clear from Kaleido’s 2024 survey that enterprises hold security in high regard. End-to-end security was?the number one connectivity concern?for enterprises, with 51% of respondents ranking this within their top five concerns. At the same time, 48% of respondents reported that cybersecurity threats represent a major issue for their organisation.
During this webinar, proudly presented alongside?Kigen, we’ll outline clear guidance on how enterprises can best equip themselves to stay secure, and how this can be enabled without over complex management. With 49% of eSIM users reporting that its ability to be used as a security root of trust was a factor in choosing the technology, we’ll also showcase how eSIM can be a game changer on the security front.
IIT Ropar launches BLE Gateway for IoT with real-time environmental monitoring
AWaDH (Agriculture and Water Technology Development Hub) at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Ropar, under the National Mission on Interdisciplinary Cyber-Physical Systems (NM-ICPS) by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India, with funding of ?110 Crore has announced the launch of its state-of-the-art AWaDH’s Bluetooth Low Energy Gateway and Node System.
Developed by IIT Ropar, this first-of-its-kind cost-effective system connects Bluetooth-enabled sensors to cloud platforms, enabling seamless data transmission, real-time environmental monitoring, and advanced analytics across diverse sectors such as agriculture, logistics, and environmental resilience. With features designed to support scalable IoT deployments, the BLE Gateway system reinforces AWaDH’s commitment to sustainable and technology-driven advancements.
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Crypto Quantique’s QuarkLink offers quantum-resilient security for IoT devices
Crypto Quantique?has upgraded its QuarkLink IoT device security platform with a hybrid post-quantum cryptographic algorithm.
QuarkLink is an integrated, scalable, cloud-based software platform that reduces the time and expense of implementing all necessary security functions in embedded devices (IoT) and industrial PCs by up to 10X. It integrates client libraries for popular MCU families, supports Linux distributions in industrial PCs, and manages device identities. It also manages security keys, digital certificates, and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), and supports secure boot and firmware-over-the-air (FOTA) updates.
How to maximise uptime, reliability and efficiency of your equipment health monitoring
Equipment health monitoring is vital for protecting your critical infrastructure. By monitoring changes to your machinery from pumps and motors to fans and compressors, it’s possible to become aware of issues before they slow or stall production. But the IoT you choose to support you in this is just as important as the equipment they look after. In this downloadable factsheet from Honeywell – innovators in building automation, performance materials & technologies and safety & productivity solutions – discover the compact Honeywell Versatilis? Transmitter or HVT.
Unlock to download this one-pager which dives into its many features including:
Even if you’ve not put optimisations to your equipment health monitoring at the top of your priority list this quarter, downloading this fact sheet on the Honeywell Versatilis? Transmitter is an easy way to sense-check your current IoT deployments. Do you have a multi-variant sensing platform based on the latest LoRaWAN? protocol communication technology? Does it offer low power consumption and easy installation so you can deploy it at a scale while keeping OPEX low? If not, this downloadable offers great food for thought.
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Trellix EDR achieves DoD IL5 certification for advanced cybersecurity
Trellix has announced Trellix Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) was granted Impact Level 5 (IL5) High Provisional Authorisation (PA) from the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), certifying it has passed rigorous security requirements for the complex and expanding DoD cloud environment. Trellix EDR runs on AWS GovCloud and strengthens organisations cybersecurity posture by reducing the mean time to detect and respond to threats with Trellix’s AI-powered foundation, Trellix Wise.
The DoD uses Impact Level (IL) classification labels as part of a comprehensive security categorisation system, with IL5 encompassing higher sensitivity Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), Mission Critical Information and National Security Systems (NSS). This certification ensures the DoD has access to Trellix’s cloud-hosted EDR, aligning with the directive to advance?EDR adoption for government agencies.
IIoT and AIoT efficiency is empowered by a unified software stack
The IoT market is maturing and that means there’s a growing focus on edge intelligence. It’s a simple way to minimise communication, eliminate latency and streamline processes and data analysis; hence the widespread adoption. Adding embedded AI at the edge is helping boost IIoT and AIoT operations as they can now manage their deployed devices efficiently and reap huge benefits.
In this report, learn all about:
No matter how you’re capitalising on the IIoT or AIoT markets, choose a software stack that has no licence fees and doesn’t restrict you. Get fragmentation under control, reduce the impact of latency and tap into the value of open-source ecosystems. Learn how Kanto and a unified approach can abstract away operational complexity and streamline the development of your next groundbreaking features and services.
DIME Project achieves a breakthrough in edge AI for real-time decision-making
Edge artificial intelligence (AI) is enabling real-time data processing and decision-making directly on devices, reducing latency and bandwidth usage while enhancing privacy by minimising data transmission to the cloud. However, its widespread adoption has faced technical obstacles. The DIME project, led by a research team at IMDEA Networks and coordinated by Joerg Widmer, the research director, and Jaya Champati, the research assistant professor, concluded this year, achieving a breakthrough in overcoming these challenges. Its outcomes aim for faster, safer and more sustainable edge artificial intelligence applications, with impact in key sectors such as healthcare, transportation and smart cities.
Overcoming technical barriers
One of the major challenges of deploying deep learning (DL) models on devices such as microcontrollers or smartphones has been understanding their impact on performance in terms of energy consumption, latency and accuracy. The DIME project conducted a study measuring these variables on five IoT devices, ranging from basic microcontrollers to advanced single-board computers like the Jetson Orin Nano. This analysis identified strategies to optimise performance without compromising decision quality.
Empowering OEMs to Meet MNOs 5G FWA Requirements
OEMs need to meet specific requirements set by MNOs when building FWA devices. Sure, the list isn’t groundbreaking, but falling at any of these hurdles can cost your organisation big. With this detailed report, dive into ways OEMs can enable secure connectivity for 5G fixed wireless access to homes and deliver on MNO expectations.
Explore this topic in-depth, covering:
The challenge OEMs need to meet is around following a process that will tick all these boxes. Thales recommends the value chain for FWA CPE devices follows device, connectivity, platform and then application. By working with a global leader like Thales, OEMs can follow the build, run and protect framework to success. Over 450 MNOs use their solution, so detailed expertise is invaluable. Glean all their insights and plan your own internal processes for enabling secure connectivity for 5G FWA access to homes with this exclusive guide below.
Over 4,700 private LTE/5G networks deployed globally by end of 2024
According to a new research report from the IoT analyst firm Berg Insight, there were a total of 4,700 private LTE/5G networks deployed across the world at the end of 2024, excluding proof-of-concept (PoC) projects. The market value for private LTE/5G network solutions reached an estimated US$ 1.8 billion in 2024. Berg Insight believes that the market value for private LTE/5G network solutions will grow at a steady pace over the next five years, largely driven by new network deployments. Revenue growth will also be driven by upgrades and expansions of existing networks, as enterprises add new applications and transition from LTE to 5G. Growing at a CAGR of 38%, the total market value for private LTE/5G network solutions is forecasted to reach US$ 8.9 billion in 2029.
“The increased availability of dedicated spectrum and emergence of new use cases open up a wide range of opportunities for the cellular ecosystem”, said Melvin S?rum, the IoT analyst at Berg Insight. “The shift is fuelling a new wave of investments by established network equipment vendors while also attracting new entrants into the space. The historically supply-driven market is today also increasingly driven by organic demand from end users.”
Trends & regulations in cellular IoT security?
With 18.8 billion connected IoT devices expected by the end of 2024, it’s no surprise that device-level security is a growing concern for regulators. The new Cyber Trust Mark in the U.S. is designed to help consumers easily identify smart devices that meet certain cybersecurity standards like smart home cameras, routers, thermostats and other IoT products. And while that’s currently voluntary, other mandatory measures are coming into force like the EU’s CRA which will see manufacturers bring compliant products to market by 2027. This is in response to a market that previously saw 29% of cellular IoT modules shipped in Q2 2024 with no dedicated protection features.Dive into this report that looks at security considerations for software and hardware in the IoT module supply chain, covering topics like:
This report also suggests best practices; in collaboration with Quectel, that software, hardware and holistic manufacturers should take to ensure vulnerabilities are not present like testing, PKI, robust SBOM and other approaches. To get an edge on device security and prepare your operation for the connected marketplaces of tomorrow, click to access this report now.
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