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DMX Change Data Capture simplifies continuous delivery of fresh ‘Big Iron’ data

Syncsort, a global provider of data liberation, integrity and integration solutions for analytics, announced new capabilities in its mainframe data access and integration solution. This populates Hadoop data lakes with changes in mainframe data. (more…)

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June 21, 2017

Posted by: Avadhoot Patil

SIMalliance eUICC spec to enhance interoperability of standardised remote subs management

Non-profit industry association, SIMalliance, has published an updated version of its specification that standardises the remote loading and management of subscriptions across deployed machine-to-machine (M2M) and consumer devices. (more…)

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May 25, 2017

Posted by: Avadhoot Patil

Particle offers ‘scalable’ cellular SIM card management for large fleets

Particle, an Internet of Things device platform, has released a new Cellular IoT SIM Management solution for large fleets. (more…)

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May 11, 2017

Posted by: Avadhoot Patil

Huawei CloudEngine modules for ansible aim to simplify network automation

Huawei, announced the release of its CloudEngine switch networking modules for Ansible, the agentless open source IT automation framework. (more…)

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April 12, 2017

Posted by: Avadhoot Patil

SIMalliance reports 5% growth in 2016 global SIM shipments, triple SIM represents more than half

The SIMalliance membership, which represents approximately 90% of the global SIM market, has reported a 5% year-on-year growth in its 2016 shipment volumes. A total 4.9 billion units were shipped during that period. (more…)

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April 6, 2017

Posted by: Avadhoot Patil

It’s time to stop re-inventing the wheel: How the use of smart terminals accelerates deployment of IoT projects

2017 is already proving to be the year the Internet of Things (IoT) demonstrates its worth. While consumers are continually impressed by virtual assistants that manage lighting, thermostats, ovens and regulate fridge temperatures and inventory, the use of IoT technology for businesses, both large and small, is turning heads. (more…)

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April 5, 2017

Posted by: Avadhoot Patil

How to choose the right IoT SIM and connectivity provider

As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to mature, organisations deploying IoT services face many IoT connectivity challenges. On the technical side, coverage challenges include achieving localised indoor coverage in dense urban situations such as urban canyons, providing reliable connections where there are gaps in cellular network coverage in rural locations, and ensuring multi-country and global deployments can be served efficiently and cost effectively. (more…)

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March 31, 2017

Posted by: IoT global network

Vortex to offer low latency real-time data connectivity to simplify the integration of complex IIoT systems

PrismTech™, a global provider of software platforms for distributed systems, has announced the availability of version 2.4 of its Vortex™ Intelligent Data Sharing Platform for the Internet of Things (IoT). (more…)

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March 28, 2017

Posted by: Avadhoot Patil

Dell partners with systems integrators to give customers ‘more choices’ for IoT deployments

Dell reported that systems integrators (SIs) have now been added to the Dell Internet of Things (IoT) Solutions Partner Programme, which currently has an ecosystem of over 50 Independent Software Vendors (ISVs). (more…)

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October 20, 2016

Posted by: Avadhoot Patil

IoT Global Awards 2026 winners

IoT Global Awards 2026 winners announced

Recognising innovation in iSIM, industrial AI and fleet technology, the winners of the IoT Global Awards for 2026 have been selected.

Following a rigorous evaluation by an independent judging panel of industry analysts, standards specialists and media specialists in the sector, the winners were announced today as the companies and individuals who are actively reshaping global connectivity and edge intelligence.

The 2026 IoT Global Awards Winners are:

Securing IoT: Wireless Logic | AI-powered security for IoT at scale

Connected Health or Wearable Tech: KORE | KORE OmniSIM™ and ConnectivityPro®

Automotive, Transport & Travel: Wialon | Wialon

Big Data, Cloud & Analytics: Atombeam | Atombeam Neurpac

Connected Consumer & Smart Home: Altair Semiconductor, with MIXI, Inc. and JENESIS CO., LTD. | Japan’s First iSIM Kids GPS Tracker, Powered by the ALT1250

Industry & Construction: UMH Systems GmbH | United Manufacturing Hub: The Open-Source Data Foundation for Industrial AI

Research & Development or New Launch: Proximus Global | Sim for Things Secure Sovereign eSIM

Start-Up, Business Development or Ecosystem of the Year: KDDI Spherience | Global IoT Center of Excellence for KDDI Group

The 2026 winners role-call spans specialists from device-level silicon and connectivity architecture to industrial data infrastructure and operator-scale ecosystem development.

No less than three of the eight winning entries directly address the SIM. Altair Semiconductor’s award highlights a live consumer iSIM deployment in Japan delivered with MIXI and JENESIS, Proximus Global’s focuses on sovereign eSIM provisioning and KORE’s recognises multi-network SIM and connectivity management for connected health.

This concentration reflects a broader market maturation where the form and governance of the SIM has transformed from a mere procurement choice into a foundational design decision, a shift IoT Now has closely examined in its coverage of why the industry needs iSIM and connectivity orchestration.

The remaining categories were captured by standout deployments in industrial data infrastructure, fleet telematics, data compression and analytics, network-scale IoT security and ecosystem development.

“Names are changing, innovations are flourishing and the IoT industry is now a critical enabler of intelligent operations across industries and around the globe,” said George Malim, the managing editor of IoT Now. “What hasn’t changed is our industry continues to be the best at getting – and keeping – things connected, enabling operational visibility at massive scale and supporting robust, secure, reliable deployments. This expertise is reflected in the IoT Global Awards 2026 winners which have risen to the challenges of AI, the opportunities of embedded and integrated SIMs and the reality of the mature, wider IoT ecosystem that is enabling and optimising modern business, society and our lives. Many congratulations to the winners and to all who entered. Certainly in the category I judged, it was hard to pick a winner and that’s a symptom of the vibrant, inventive and mature marketplace we’re now in as on-device intelligence grows, expectations skyrocket and IoT technologies are central and critical for the next wave of innovation.”

About the IoT Global Awards

The IoT Global Awards recognise excellence in IoT innovation across product, service, and business categories. Entries are assessed by an independent panel drawn from leading analyst houses, standards bodies and the IoT trade press.

Full Details & Winner Profiles: iotglobalawards.com/winners

About the Organisers

The IoT Global Awards are organised by WeKnow Media Ltd. publisher of IoT Now, IoT Global Network and The Agile Telco.

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October 7, 2026

Posted by: Marion Webber