The convergence of IoT and next-generation cellular networks represents a critical inflection point for businesses.

One class of 5G IoT use-cases, categorized under the term ultra-reliable low-latency communications (URLLC), will slowly ramp up throughout the 2020s, said Patrick Filkins, senior research analyst ...

As next-generation mobile networks grow more complex, high-density 5G environments are placing enormous pressure on ...

As enterprises scale 5G IoT deployments across industries and geographies, they face new cybersecurity challenges that require updated strategies.

A number of different but related developments are coming together to suggest that the next big opportunity for 5G could be with IoT applications and services, primarily for businesses but ...

5G also enables ultra-low latency via Multi-Access Edge Compute (MEC), which moves workload processing to the edge. Where 5G can help IoT Just how much 5G will impact IoT and when depends in large ...

As 5G enables more always-on connections to critical IoT devices like these, the potential scale of impact and likelihood that they will garner attention from cybercriminals increases drastically.

According to the latest research from Strategy Analytics, 5G comprised less than 1% of IoT connections in 2020 but will rise to 40% of all the overall ...

When considering which market sector would be first to generate significant 5G revenues, the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) comes a close second, only behind consumer devices. Why then is the ...

Fortress Solutions announced today an expansion of the company’s capabilities and services into the 5G and IoT (Internet of Things) markets.

Data from international communications enabler reveals 156% spike in year-on-year 5G non-standalone roaming for consumer and IoT devices.