IOT Tech

• Medical data leaks from over 1M healthcare IoT devices

  Modat has discovered that over a million healthcare IoT devices and connected medical systems are currently exposed online. This means that private medical records, including detailed scans and personal patient information, are leaking out onto the web due to basic security failures. Imagine you’ve just had a confidential medical scan. You assume the results are […]

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• How next-gen connectivity is powering the future of IoT in Europe

  With lab testing expected to begin in 2028 and commercial rollout by 2030, Europe is already laying the groundwork for the next generation of wireless infrastructure, one built to support massive-scale IoT, real-time automation, and adaptive AI at the network core. While 5G promised faster speeds and lower latency, 6G promises something bigger: a fully […]

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• Blaize deploys to deliver efficient edge AI for Asia

  Edge computing provider Blaize has secured a $120M contract that has allowed it to launch a hybrid AI platform in APAC countries, including India, Japan, China, South Korea, and Indonesia. Deployed in collaboration with Starshine Computing Power Technology, the first phase is set to begin in fiscal Q3 2025 and continue throughout 2026. Blaize will […]

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• SpaceX uses satellites to close gaps in mobile and IoT coverage

  SpaceX is doing more than just bringing internet to rural homes with Starlink. As reported by WebProNews, it’s now testing ways to connect phones and sensors directly to satellites – no special equipment required. The approach, known as direct-to-cell, could help solve one of the biggest problems in connectivity: reaching areas where regular cell services […]

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• Lyft and Baidu to launch autonomous robotaxis in UK and Germany

  Lyft is teaming up with Chinese tech giant Baidu to bring fully autonomous robotaxis to the UK and Germany—and they’re aiming to have them on our streets in 2026. Lyft is betting big that Baidu, a company that has already cracked the code on a massive scale back in China, can do the same here. […]

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