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This Frost & Sullivan study analyzes the global cellular IoT and LPWAN market between 2025 and 2031, covering traditional cellular IoT (2G/3G, 4G, and 5G), massive cellular IoT (NB-IoT, LTE-M, and 5G RedCap), and massive non-licensed LPWAN technologies (LoRaWAN, Sigfox, and other standards). The analysis evaluates market growth by technology, regio...

The revenue of automotive original equipment manufacturers still relies mainly on selling vehicles, and additional drive-centric business models must not affect its core competency. Frost & Sullivan s start-up tracker helps ecosystem participants identify solution providers with offerings that address industry challenges. The start-up tracker pr...

The global IoT eSIM market is at an early stage, with providers collaborating to standardize the technology. Most cellular IoT devices connect to physical SIM cards, while the rest incorporate eSIMs for testing and proof of concept (PoC). While enterprises still use physical SIM cards for IoT deployments, eSIM adoption is expected to accelerate fro...

Energy harvesting sensor solutions are emerging as a foundational layer for large-scale ambient IoT, enabling autonomous, battery-free sensing across distributed and infrastructure-intensive environments. By converting ambient energy sources such as light, heat, vibration, and RF into usable power, these sensors eliminate the need for wired power a...

22 Aug 2022  |  North America  |  Frost Radar

Frost Radar™ for Economic Development: The United States, 2022

Texas, California and Georgia Emerge as Top States for Demonstrating Strong Investment Potential

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The Frost Radar™ for Economic Development for the United States determines the investment potential for each state measured by favorable state policies that will effectively drive inward investment and that are driven by social factors. This report explores key strengths and weaknesses of the the US economy through state-level assessments of growt...

Strategic imperatives are concepts that companies embrace to overcome internal and external challenges, such as economic disruptions that make it difficult to prepare a company for the future. Frost & Sullivan has identified eight: 1. Innovative Business Models 2. Compression of Value Chains 3. Transformative Megatrends 4. Disruptive Techn...

Frost & Sullivan’s global IoT and Edge predictions for 2025 are based on insights gathered from our regional research teams. The contributions from research analysts leverage the extensive Frost & Sullivan knowledge base alongside both primary and secondary research.The report identifies the top 10 growth opportunities for 2025, encompassing analys...

Frost & Sullivan defines non-licensed low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) connection as active devices connected to a wireless communication network designed for low-bandwidth, long-range data transmission over an unlicensed spectrum. This type of technology connects IoT devices with low power consumption and low data rates and covers large areas. ...

In the post-pandemic scenario, city governments invest in the effective use of data to deliver efficient urban transport systems, a cleaner environment, robust urban infrastructure, and improve city dwellers' overall quality of life. Frost & Sullivan's IoT Building Smart Cities: Growth Opportunities for IoT Start-ups is a resource to help the ecosy...