Industrial
Managing IoT challenges as the technology reaches adolescence
Healthcare
Supporting social care and independent living through smart IoT technology
Industrial
Protecting environments and improving waste management efficiency through IoT
Small AI 'worms' could soon be capable of replicating across internet-connected devices without relying on data centres.
AI ‘worms’ could soon replicate across insecure IoT devices, Anthropic researchers warn
Altair Semiconductor is integrating Iridium’s satellite connectivity technology into two IoT chipset platforms.
Altair adds satellite connectivity to cellular IoT chipsets
Toulouse Métropole has deployed 30,000 radio frequency identification (RFID) tags across its waste collection network.
Toulouse deploys 30,000 RFID tags to track waste containers
VEON has launched Starlink satellite-to-mobile connectivity through its Banglalink operator in Bangladesh.
VEON brings Starlink satellite-to-mobile service to Bangladesh
As healthcare systems explore ways to support older adults who choose to remain in their own homes, conventional residential care models often face financial constraints. This dynamic has become particularly evident in the United Kingdom, where social care continues to shape major political discussions. Internet of Things (IoT) technology offers a practical intervention for this widespread challenge by enabling individuals to maintain independence in familiar surroundings. You will find that this technological integration simultaneously provides necessary oversight for families and medical professionals alike.
How IoT is making ageing in place more feasible for older populations
Seven malicious packages posing as AI developer tools have been used to distribute a Windows remote-access trojan (RAT).
Fake AI SDK packages on npm deliver Windows remote-access trojan
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An office building in London has cut the energy used by its ventilation system by 31% after deploying IoT sensors and intelligent controls.
IoT sensors cut ventilation energy by 31% at London office

An office building in London has cut the energy used by its ventilation system by…

Security

Small AI 'worms' could soon be capable of replicating across internet-connected devices without relying on data centres.
AI ‘worms’ could soon replicate across insecure IoT devices, Anthropic researchers warn

Small AI ‘worms’ could soon be capable of replicating across internet-connected devices without relying on…

Transport

The automotive SBOM market is set to grow
Automotive SBOM market set to quadruple as software complexity grows

The global market for automotive software bills of materials (SBOMs) is forecast to grow from…

Healthcare

As healthcare systems explore ways to support older adults who choose to remain in their own homes, conventional residential care models often face financial constraints. This dynamic has become particularly evident in the United Kingdom, where social care continues to shape major political discussions. Internet of Things (IoT) technology offers a practical intervention for this widespread challenge by enabling individuals to maintain independence in familiar surroundings. You will find that this technological integration simultaneously provides necessary oversight for families and medical professionals alike.
Smart Home

How IoT is making ageing in place more feasible for older populations

Gluware is extending its network automation platform to connected medical devices, aiming to automate the process of identifying and patching vulnerabilities in equipment such as infusion pumps, imaging systems and patient monitors.
Healthcare

Gluware targets medical device vulnerabilities with automation platform

Researchers in the US are attempting to connect data from sensors monitoring the brain, muscles and movement with a wearable exoskeleton.
Healthcare

Connected exoskeleton puts patient data at the heart of stroke rehabilitation

Researchers have developed a wearable sensor that continuously monitors Parkinson's disease medication levels through a patient's sweat.
Healthcare
Battery-free wearable sensor tracks Parkinson’s medication through sweat
Worn by tennis star Alexander Zverev, glucose monitors have moved from a specialist medical technology to a mainstream wearable category.
Healthcare
Game, set, monitor: how glucose tracking became big medical IoT
Kristian Torode, co-founder of Crystaline, discusses how to use IoT safely to support smarter and more effective healthcare.
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Safeguarding digital healthcare services: balancing innovation with cybersecurity
Connected medical devices
Healthcare
Why connectivity is now mission-critical for medical devices
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Small AI 'worms' could soon be capable of replicating across internet-connected devices without relying on data centres.
Security

AI ‘worms’ could soon replicate across insecure IoT devices, Anthropic researchers warn

More than 9.1 million distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks were recorded globally in the first half of 2026.
Security

DDoS attacks top 9.1m as high-capacity incidents surge

Cybersecurity experts have warned of the risks posed by ageing connected devices after a cyber attack on fridges in French supermarkets.
Security

French supermarket hack exposes risks of unsupported IoT devices

Altair Semiconductor is integrating Iridium’s satellite connectivity technology into two IoT chipset platforms.
Communications

Altair adds satellite connectivity to cellular IoT chipsets