Announcements, releases and milestones from across the platform.

Channel Sounding brings improved ranging accuracy and security to BLE, with Samsung expecting broader proximity services including digital key use cases in 2026.

Juniper Research counted 1.2 billion devices using eSIMs in 2025 and projects 1.5 billion in 2026, with 4.9 billion cellular connections on eSIM by 2030.

Britain's consumer connectable product rules require unique or user-set passwords, a published route for reporting vulnerabilities, and a stated update period.

A new Tariff Information cluster lets devices read real-time and forecast pricing, time-of-use and block tariffs, and grid carbon intensity, and act on them.

The LoRa Alliance reports 125 million deployed devices growing at a 25 percent compound rate, positioning LoRaWAN alongside cellular, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Certified hardware, commercial SIM deliveries and orchestration platforms are generally available, with SGP.32-compliant deliveries starting 17 April 2026.

The FCC's voluntary IoT security label moved into operation with the ioXt Alliance as Lead Administrator from 13 April 2026, using criteria set by NIST.

The Connectivity Standards Alliance's Matter 1.5 introduces a camera device category using standard WebRTC, covering video doorbells, floodlight cameras, intercoms and chimes.

Quectel's FGH200M module, built on Morse Micro's MM8108, entered mass production in August 2026 as sub-GHz Wi-Fi moves from pilots into commercial rollouts.

Predictive maintenance built on digital twins is reporting 20–40% reductions in downtime, with outcome-based pricing increasingly written against that figure.

Routers and switches now average 32 vulnerabilities per device and account for 34% of the most critical vulnerabilities found on enterprise networks.

The Aisuru, Kimwolf, JackSkid and Mossad botnets were disrupted in March 2026 after infecting more than three million routers, cameras, recorders and smart TVs.
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