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Find various topics on the Internet of Things and the wider industry in our IoT Blog. Read exciting articles about 1NCE, the current mobile standards or M2M. 1NCE’s IoT Blog features the 1NCE team. Market analysis and assessment of the IoT market by the founders and the 1NCE team compact and simple. The newsletter, for which you can easily register, also keeps you up to date and offers interesting topics.

1NCE IoT Blog

# News | 27.05.2025

Understanding U.S. Government Rules on Connected Vehicle Cybersecurity

The U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) will soon increase scrutiny of designated “foreign adversaries” – particularly China and Russia – in connected vehicles, This covers hardware and software, creating unique challenges across the supply chain. 

# News | 27.05.2025

IoT in Public Safety: 5 Ways Translation Solutions Enhance Emergency Response

Pocketalk provides immediate, real-time translation via a single button press.  This allows law enforcement to de-escalate volatile situations more rapidly, paramedics to gather essential medical data from patients who speak different languages, and dispatchers to transfer urgent messages on time

# News | 27.05.2025

Chinese IoT Modules in the U.S: Usage Trends and Regulatory Challenges

For years, there have been concerns across the telecom and IoT industry about the growing use of hardware from Chinese manufacturers. Although there haven’t been many definitive cases of harm, the dominance of these manufacturers has led to increases scrutiny on potential cybersecurity and compliance risks in connected products. 

# News | 02.04.2025 Dineshkumar Sivakumar

The Global Request: A Need for Simple, Reliable and Scalable IoT

monoZ is a comprehensive middleware platform, and in combination with 1NCE’s global connectivity, provides a simple device-to-cloud integration framework. 

Chinese IoT Modules in the U.S: Usage Trends and Regulatory Challenges

For years, there have been concerns across the telecom and IoT industry about the growing use of hardware from Chinese manufacturers. Although there haven’t been many definitive cases of harm, the dominance of these manufacturers has led to increases scrutiny on potential cybersecurity and compliance risks in connected products. 

SGP.31/.32: New GSMA Standards for Massive Deployments

As the number of devices connected to the internet, like sensors and trackers, is growing, common standards are also changing. The initial communication standards didn't intend to handle the sheer number and variety of these 'Internet of Things' (IoT) devices.

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