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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The number of Internet of Things<\/a> (IoT<\/a>) devices that can securely trade directly with each will rise strongly from 88 million in 2024 to 3.3 billion by 2030, according to a report by STL Partners<\/a>, commissioned by Vodafone Group Plc<\/a>.

The findings suggest that the ‘
Economy of Things<\/a>’ (EoT) – a world in which vehicles, devices and machines can interact and transact with each other via a secure digital platform – will account for more than 10% of the overall Internet of Things (IoT) market, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 68%.

Of these EoT devices, up to 20% will be cellular-connected devices by 2030, according to
STL<\/a>, which said that Vodafone<\/a>’s EoT platform currently uses SIM-enabled cellular technology to authenticate devices and verify their identity “however, we expect EoT solutions in the future to be able to address both the cellular and non-cellular market”.

The telecom research and consultancy firm expects to “see the inflection point by 2028” as businesses look towards the EoT to enable the monetisation of their IoT data.

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“The EoT will enable the monetisation of data generated across a network of participating connected devices that can interact, communicate, trade and transact with each other across multiple systems and environments,” the report said.

It noted that 75% of the data currently generated by connected IoT cannot be shared across devices and systems, which is a “vast untapped resource of value that is yet to be realised”.

“IoT has always operated in siloes, with devices only communicating within the domain of the supplier of the device. Frictionless interoperability between devices, people and sensors in the IoT domain and beyond provides an enormous monetisation opportunity for our partners and business customers,” said Jorge Bento, CEO of DAB at Vodafone.

Digital Asset Broker or DAB, launched by Vodafone in 2022, is the telecoms group’s EoT platform which is underpinned by blockchain technology.

Notably, Vodafone ended FY23 with 162.3 million IoT SIM connections, up from 150.1 million a year earlier with 1 billion euros in annual IoT revenues.

In addition, STL forecasts that there will be more than 1.2 billion EoT-enabled smart grid devices by 2030, as well as 700 million supply chain devices.

“The huge opportunity and primary source of revenue for the EoT comes from generating data from IoT devices and sensors in real-time. These incorporate AI algorithms to generate monetizable events for subsequent transactions through smart contracts,” said David Palmer, head of product management for DAB, Vodafone.

Smart grid and supply chain devices are some of the use cases listed in the report. Others include solar panels, traffic lights, inventory systems and personalised subscriptions with everyday devices, even coffee machines.
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“经济的”可能是新的电信收入机会:Vodafone-STL伙伴报告

电信研究和咨询公司希望“看到拐点在2028年”作为企业放眼测试结束,使物联网的货币化数据。

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新德里:的数量物联网(物联网)设备,可以安全地贸易直接与每个将强劲增长从8800万年到2024年的33亿到2030年,据报告STL的合作伙伴,委托沃达丰集团

研究结果表明,“经济的东西”(测试结束)——一个汽车的世界,设备和机器可以相互交互和交易通过一个安全的数字平台,将占超过10%的整体物联网(物联网)市场,代表68%的复合年增长率(CAGR)。

这些测试结束的设备,20%将cellular-connected设备到2030年,据STL,说,沃达丰(Vodafone)测试结束的平台目前使用SIM-enabled蜂窝技术对设备进行身份验证,并验证他们的身份“然而,我们预期在未来测试结束的解决方案能够解决细胞和非细胞市场”。

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电信研究和咨询公司希望“看到拐点在2028年”作为企业放眼测试结束,使物联网的货币化数据。


“测试结束的货币化将使生成的数据通过网络参与连接的设备,可以互动,交流,相互贸易和交易跨多个系统和环境,”该报告称。

它指出,目前75%的数据生成的连接物联网不能共享跨设备和系统,这是一个“巨大的未开发的资源的价值尚未意识到”。

“物联网一直在筒仓操作,设备只有域内的通信设备的供应商。无摩擦设备之间的互操作性,人们和传感器在物联网领域,为我们的合作伙伴提供了一个巨大的盈利机会和商业客户,”首席执行官Jorge盒饭说沃达丰熟手。

数字资产代理或轻拍,沃达丰(Vodafone)于2022年推出,是电信集团的测试结束由区块链技术支撑平台。

值得注意的是,沃达丰FY23结束与1.623亿年物联网SIM连接,从上年同期的1.501亿年物联网收入10亿欧元。

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此外,STL预测,将有超过12亿EoT-enabled智能电网设备,到2030年,以及7亿年供应链设备。

“巨大的机会,主要的收入来源测试结束来自从物联网设备和传感器实时生成数据。这些结合人工智能算法来生成monetizable事件后续交易通过聪明的合同,”产品管理主管大卫·帕尔默说,轻拍,沃达丰(Vodafone)。

智能电网和供应链设备在报告中列出的一些用例。其他包括太阳能电池板、交通灯、库存系统与日常设备和个性化订阅,甚至咖啡机。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The number of Internet of Things<\/a> (IoT<\/a>) devices that can securely trade directly with each will rise strongly from 88 million in 2024 to 3.3 billion by 2030, according to a report by STL Partners<\/a>, commissioned by Vodafone Group Plc<\/a>.

The findings suggest that the ‘
Economy of Things<\/a>’ (EoT) – a world in which vehicles, devices and machines can interact and transact with each other via a secure digital platform – will account for more than 10% of the overall Internet of Things (IoT) market, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 68%.

Of these EoT devices, up to 20% will be cellular-connected devices by 2030, according to
STL<\/a>, which said that Vodafone<\/a>’s EoT platform currently uses SIM-enabled cellular technology to authenticate devices and verify their identity “however, we expect EoT solutions in the future to be able to address both the cellular and non-cellular market”.

The telecom research and consultancy firm expects to “see the inflection point by 2028” as businesses look towards the EoT to enable the monetisation of their IoT data.

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
“The EoT will enable the monetisation of data generated across a network of participating connected devices that can interact, communicate, trade and transact with each other across multiple systems and environments,” the report said.

It noted that 75% of the data currently generated by connected IoT cannot be shared across devices and systems, which is a “vast untapped resource of value that is yet to be realised”.

“IoT has always operated in siloes, with devices only communicating within the domain of the supplier of the device. Frictionless interoperability between devices, people and sensors in the IoT domain and beyond provides an enormous monetisation opportunity for our partners and business customers,” said Jorge Bento, CEO of DAB at Vodafone.

Digital Asset Broker or DAB, launched by Vodafone in 2022, is the telecoms group’s EoT platform which is underpinned by blockchain technology.

Notably, Vodafone ended FY23 with 162.3 million IoT SIM connections, up from 150.1 million a year earlier with 1 billion euros in annual IoT revenues.

In addition, STL forecasts that there will be more than 1.2 billion EoT-enabled smart grid devices by 2030, as well as 700 million supply chain devices.

“The huge opportunity and primary source of revenue for the EoT comes from generating data from IoT devices and sensors in real-time. These incorporate AI algorithms to generate monetizable events for subsequent transactions through smart contracts,” said David Palmer, head of product management for DAB, Vodafone.

Smart grid and supply chain devices are some of the use cases listed in the report. Others include solar panels, traffic lights, inventory systems and personalised subscriptions with everyday devices, even coffee machines.
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