The IoT World Map for the buyers of IoT components recently published by IoT Now, in collaboration with Beecham Research, is pretty interesting.

At the Posidonia international shipping exhibition which took place in Athens last week, our team of maritime connectivity experts were asked a few times about 5G.

Our team of maritime connectivity experts were hard at work last week at the Posidonia international shipping exhibition taking place in Athens, Greece.

As a global maritime cellular operator. Telecom26 offers a substantial range of global maritime connectivity solutions for the digital ship, IoT connectivity, crew welfare, passengers and much more.

Next week our team of maritime connectivity experts will be at the Posidonia international shipping exhibition in Athens, Greece from 6-10 June.

We are delighted to be able to announce a new partnership with Tampnet which will enable us to offer our maritime customers connectivity on Tampnet’s extensive off-shore networks which provide coverage in the North Sea.

Last year we donated our Global IoT SIM Cards to provide global connectivity for a trial of pioneering digital learning programmes for young adults living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya which is run by the UNHCR, and home to more than 200,000 people.

In an earlier blog we talked about how Smart Cities and IoT are already improving life in many of the world’s cities and discussed how Telecom26’s Global SIMs are at the heart of our IoT Service.

IoT and Connected Cars is a subject dear to the hearts of our team of IoT experts who are focused on optimising connectivity on-land and on-sea.  Some recent research about IoT from analyst firm AIMultiple Five Use Cases of IoT in Automotive in 2022 caught their eye.