Cellular IoT antenna shipments grew 23 percent to reach 757 million in 2025
10 April 2026
Berg Insight, the IoT market research provider, has released a new research report covering antennas for cellular IoT devices.
Antennas are one of the key components of wireless devices and play a central role in determining wireless performance, coverage and power efficiency. In cellular IoT applications, antenna design is further complicated by the need to support multiple cellular frequency bands, regional variants and in many cases other technologies such as GNSS, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
AddSecure launches NGP Advanced Extra DP4 to meet new fire alarm signalling standards
18 March 2026
AddSecure, the European provider of secure IoT connectivity and end-to-end solutions, has launched the NGP Advanced Extra DP4, a new addition to its NGP Advanced range. The device delivers DP4-grade dual-path signalling over LAN and 4G with dual SIM capability, ensuring high availability and robust performance.
Nicholas Whiting, VP Alarm Signalling, AddSecure UK, said: "The launch of NGP Advanced Extra DP4 reflects AddSecure’s commitment to supporting the industry through critical changes such as the PSTN switch-off and the move to IP networks.
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Queclink Wireless Solutions and Giesecke+Devrient collaborate to launch Queclink Connect
10 March 2026
Queclink Wireless Solutions has launched Queclink Connect, a new connectivity service designed to provide secure, factory-integrated global IoT connectivity across its telematics and IoT device portfolio.
The service is powered by global SecurityTech company Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) with its IoTgo Connect solution. Through this collaboration, Queclink leverages G+D’s secure connectivity management infrastructure, industrial-grade SIM and eSIM technologies, and global multi-IMSI capabilities across Tier-1 operators. The partnership reinforces Queclink’s ability to deliver reliable and scalable connectivity for long-term IoT operations.
When biodiversity meets the cloud
09 March 2026
When the Natural History Museum set out to redevelop its five-acre gardens, the goal stretched far beyond aesthetic landscaping. The transformation, made possible through a partnership with Amazon Web Services, was designed to create one of the most data-rich urban nature sites in the UK. What had once been a traditional museum garden is now a digitally enhanced research environment, where soil moisture, insect wingbeats and airborne DNA are monitored with the same enthusiasm as the museum’s most prized fossils.
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