IoT network news stories

Intelligence technology company Ulisse has launched a computer vision platform that transforms physical spaces into data-rich intelligent places.

EV charging company Evnex is on a mission to roll out more charging stations in rural parts of Aotearoa, thanks in part to Spark’s extension of its IoT network.

Wirepas has been recognised by Frost & Sullivan for addressing industrial IoT requirements with its new Wirepas Private 5G solution.

At home and abroad, organisations have joined the rush to embrace Internet of Things (IoT) technology, but a new survey shows they’re only just beginning to wake up to the enormous risk those devices pose, writes ExtraHop A/NZ Regional Sales Manager Glen Maloney.

The IoT research team at Princeton University wants to know how your IoT devices send and receive data not only to each other, but also to any other third parties that may be involved.

“Receiving automated alerts means we have improved our logistics planning and our asset network can be rebalanced faster."

Vodafone has launched two new IoT technologies that will allow greater expansion of solutions across New Zealand.

"By 2020 it’s estimated there will be more than 20 billion connected devices in use."

“CIOs who master innovative IoT trends have the opportunity to lead digital innovation in their business.”

"Enterprises are already struggling to master cloud complexity and IoT substantially magnifies this challenge.”

Ericsson and Sprint are planning to build an IoT network that is both distributed and virtualised in order to capture the future of IoT.

On average, consumers experience 1.5 digital performance problems every day.

Ruckus has introduced a suite that can consolidate disparate IoT networks to deliver secure IoT deployments to enterprises and organisations.