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What Businesses Should Consider When Sourcing Hardware for IoT Deployments

A logistics company ran a temperature-monitoring pilot that looked flawless. Forty sensors, a gateway, a dashboard, two weeks of clean data from a bench in the office. Everyone signed off. Then the units went into the cold-storage facility they were actually meant for, and within nine days a third of them had stopped reporting. The […]

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New flood preparedness platform launched as government targets 200,000 properties

A new online platform bringing together flood risk information, weather alerts and practical advice has been launched by the Environment Agency, alongside a government commitment to improve flood protection for 200,000 properties in England by March 2029. Announced on 12 October to coincide with the start of Flood Action Week, Flood Action Online is intended

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Mobile training facility takes instrumentation on the road

The VEGATRUCK training facility is visiting locations across Scotland in October 2026. Sponsored content: This article contains sponsored content. Process instrumentation specialist VEGA is taking its distinctive VEGATRUCK mobile training facility on a four-week tour of northern England, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, Wales and Scotland this October, bringing hands-on training in level and

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First new WEEE compliance scheme approved since 2015

A new waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) producer compliance scheme has received regulatory approval for the 2027 compliance year, becoming the first new entrant to the UK market since 2015, according to its operator, HW Martin Waste. Verda Compliance Services has secured approval from the Environment Agency and the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA),

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Predictive modelling to support Thames water-quality monitoring

Representatives of the Thames water-quality initiative gather at Canbury Gardens in Kingston during a visit by the Duke of Gloucester. (Image credit: Kingston University). A water-quality monitoring programme involving Kingston University will combine chemical analysis, environmental sampling and predictive modelling to assess pollution risks along the River Thames, supported by £110,000 in funding from local

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European solar startup funding rebounds to €82m

Investment in European solar technology startups has rebounded from a decade low recorded in 2025, with €82 million in disclosed equity funding recorded during the first eight months of 2026, according to an analysis of Crunchbase data by electronic components distributor Avnet Silica. The findings suggest investors are concentrating their funding on fewer, larger transactions,

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Trump Is Completely Detached From Reality As Midterm Loss Approaches

Donald Trump is retreating from reality as the Republican Party is facing what could be a historic midterm election defeat. Even though Republicans are saying that Trump is sinking the entire party, the president seems to think that he is saving the midterms. While speaking to reporters before he left for what feels like 615th

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AI is changing what enterprises need from cellular IoT connectivity

By Matt Hatton, Founding Partner, Transforma Insights The growing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into Internet of Things (IoT) applications is changing the requirements placed on cellular connectivity. According to a new position paper from Transforma Insights, sponsored by FLOLIVE, Connecting AI: The critical role of connectivity in AI data quality, connectivity is becoming more

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How Automation Can Simplify Device and Data Management for IoT Businesses

IoT businesses have transformed every industry they’ve entered, making our lives faster and much more convenient. On the surface, IoT merely connects devices, sensors, and systems, turning them into intelligent networks, but there are billions of processes taking place underneath, and all of them need to function perfectly to deliver satisfying results. Manual IoT device

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