Download the analyst report to see what is next for secure, scalable, and autonomous IoT.
What you’ll learn in the report:
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Why IoT Security Is Becoming a Market Access Requirement
Learn how rising regulations, Zero Trust principles, and device identity requirements are changing what it takes to deploy connected products at scale. -
How to Navigate the Next Wave of IoT Connectivity
Explore how 5G RedCap, satellite IoT, Ambient IoT, LPWA, and eSIM orchestration are reshaping global deployment strategies. -
What Autonomous IoT Means for Enterprise Risk and Resilience
See how AI and edge intelligence are moving IoT beyond monitoring, and why trust, governance, and lifecycle control will matter more than ever.
Key Takeaways
IoT is entering a new phase where connectivity alone is no longer enough. As deployments expand across industries, regions, and device types, enterprises need stronger foundations for security, identity, and lifecycle management.
The report highlights how new connectivity models are creating more flexibility, but also more complexity. From 5G RedCap and satellite IoT to eSIM orchestration and ultra-low-power devices, the next generation of IoT will require smarter choices about coverage, cost, performance, and control.
It also points to a larger shift already underway. IoT systems are beginning to move from sensing and reporting to deciding and acting. That future creates enormous opportunity, but only for organizations ready to build trust into every layer of their connected infrastructure.
ABI Research and Aeris reveal the forces reshaping IoT in 2026 and beyond
SECURE every device as global regulations make identity, governance, and lifecycle protection baseline requirements for IoT deployment.
SCALE across networks, regions, and use cases with 5G RedCap, satellite IoT, Ambient IoT, LPWA, and eSIM orchestration.
SIMPLIFY deployment complexity as enterprises move toward single-SKU strategies, remote provisioning, and unified lifecycle management.
PREPARE for autonomous IoT as AI and edge intelligence turn connected devices into systems that sense, decide, and act.
