Private 5G is gaining attention as a transformative force in industries like manufacturing, logistics, and public safety where Wi-Fi and public 5G fall short. By supporting high-demand applications and enabling industrial transformation, private 5G offers a competitive edge. Its potential hinges on ecosystems like edge computing and AI integration, paving the way for substantial growth in the telecom market. Despite complexity, its unique benefits and expansive opportunities make it a critical innovation in today’s digital landscape.
As the IoT landscape evolves, CSPs face the dual challenge of ensuring robust VoIP connectivity across borders while navigating stringent regional data privacy laws. Compliance with regulations like GDPR and India’s DPDP Act is critical to avoid penalties. Local breakout services offer CSPs a strategic advantage, enhancing VoIP performance and compliance. Kaleido Intelligence’s report emphasizes the need for IoT service providers to prioritize compliant, locally-tailored connectivity solutions. This strategic approach not only meets legal standards but also positions providers as market leaders, underscoring the importance of compliance-driven growth in the rapidly advancing IoT arena.
The telecommunications landscape is evolving rapidly with the latest collaboration between Vodafone IoT and Iridium Communications Inc. This strategic partnership will enable enhanced NB-IoT connectivity through Iridium’s NTN Direct service, offering robust M2M communication in remote areas. With the commercial launch expected in 2026, this advancement promises transformative connectivity for IoT devices.
Viasat is transforming satellite IoT with its new service, IoT Nano, enhancing connectivity for remote industries like agriculture, transport, and mining. By integrating Orbcomm’s technology, it delivers efficient, reliable communication beyond traditional cellular limits.
AT&T’s nationwide 5G RedCap network enhances IoT applications with energy-efficient solutions, transitioning from the decommissioned NB-IoT network. RedCap supports devices like wearables and AR gadgets, marking a shift to cost-effectiveness.
Trimble and KT Corporation are partnering to expand precise positioning and telecom services in South Korea, targeting automotive and IoT sectors. Leveraging the Trimble RTX Fast network, the collaboration offers centimeter-level accuracy, seamless integration, and nationwide coverage.
Singtel is revolutionizing global IoT solutions with floLIVE’s distributed core network. This strategic collaboration enables seamless eSIM-based services for over 190 markets. Targeting the automotive sector, Singtel’s approach is a game-changer, offering innovative multi-domestic connectivity that adheres to strict regulatory standards.
Linxens and Dracula Technologies have partnered to develop battery free smart labels powered by light and radio waves. This sustainable innovation aims to reduce battery waste in the growing IoT sector, using energy harvesting and biodegradable materials to create eco friendly, energy autonomous devices.
Qualcomm’s Q2 results showcase strong growth across automotive, IoT, and AI, driven by CEO Cristiano Amon’s diversification strategy. With revenues up 17 percent year-on-year and major strides in on-device AI, the company is expanding well beyond smartphones while reinforcing its leadership.
Germany-based IoT MVNO, 1NCE, has secured $60 million to enhance its AI capabilities and strengthen its position in the U.S. IoT market. This marks $160 million in total investment, led by tech giants including Deutsche Telekom and SoftBank. The funds will accelerate the development of AI-driven SaaS solutions.


