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  • [New] In the coming year, the experts from the world's leading research and consulting company Gartner expect more than 20 billion devices to be connected to the IoT worldwide. Zazz
  • [New] Global IoT connections are forecast to reach 21.9 billion in 2026 and nearly 30 billion by the early 2030s, marking a decade in which connected devices become foundational to how industries operate. IoT Business News
  • [New] Deutsche Telekom is integrating its terrestrial network with Iridium NTN Direct, targeting NB-IoT connectivity from satellites directly to devices (with commercial launch planned for 2026). Verdict
  • [New] Through the flagship platform M-Pesa in Kenya, it drives high-growth fintech revenue, while expansion opportunities in Ethiopia and a growing suite of cloud, IoT and enterprise services position Safaricom for continued growth. FinExtra
  • [New] By 2026, Los Angeles plans to establish public-private partnerships for an open-source IoT integration platform, creating the backbone for citywide smart infrastructure. CCE l ONLINE NEWS
  • [New] As the volume of IoT-connected devices doubles within five years, industries, including smart homes, manufacturing, healthcare, and urban infrastructure, will see significant opportunities and challenges around connectivity, data management, security, and automation. Next Move Strategy Consulting
  • [New] Momentum will further accelerate in 2026, as eRedCap module launches expand availability and drive adoption across mid-tier IoT applications, bridging the gap between 4G and advanced 5G networks. Electronicsclap
  • [New] GSMA Intelligence projects 5.5 billion 5G connections by 2030, with enterprise IoT connections forecast to reach 38.5 billion. IFs
  • [New] The arrival of eRedCap modules in 2026 will further expand connectivity options for OEMs and enterprises, encouraging adoption across a broader spectrum of IoT applications. TelecomLead
  • [New] The proliferation of IoT devices projected to reach 32.1 billion by 2030 creates a massive attack surface. DeepStrike
  • [New] Cloud and IoT expansion, with global IoT spending projected at $1.1 trillion by 2026, heightens monitoring needs. Yahoo Finance
  • [New] With projected speeds near 1 terabit per second and the rise of terahertz communication, real-time holograms, digital twins, and ultra-intelligent IoT networks could redefine work, communication, and global infrastructure. Tech Times
  • [New] The Internet of Things (IoT) is anticipated to be the second fastest-growing technology segment from 2025 to 2030, revolutionizing port operations. Yahoo Finance
  • [New] Forecast: End-to-end visibility, digital control towers, IoT, and digital twin adoption are accelerating into 2026; investments paused in 2025 are rebounding, and AI/analytics deployments are becoming more mainstream, so visibility and responsiveness should materially improve for firms that invest. SCLAA - Supply Chain & Logistics Association of Austral
  • [New] In order to guarantee that linked devices operate smoothly, safely, and dependably across networks and platforms, IoT testing has become essential in 2026. KiwiQA
  • [New] Markets for industrial IoT and IoT in manufacturing are forecast to grow at double-digit CAGR through the next decade, reflecting the rapid deployment of connected sensors, edge devices, and intelligent control systems. Dynamic Source Manufacturing (DSM)
  • [New] Expected commercially around 2028, 6G will deliver immersive, cloud-based AI-enabled communications across smart cities, autonomous vehicles, and industrial IoT systems. aipix.ai
  • AI will auto-generate workflows, predictive models, and IoT logic, cutting development efforts by up to 90% by 2030. Codeready
  • Enterprises will soon gain access to an expanding mix of connectivity technologies suited for diverse IoT requirements, adding that the introduction of 5G eRedCap modules from 2026 will drive strong connection growth through the next decade. TelecomLead
  • SNS Telecom forecasts global spending on private 4G & 5G networks will exceed $7.2 billion by 2028, driven by industrial IoT and enterprise digital transformation. The Silicon Review

Last updated: 28 December 2025



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