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How AI is Reshaping IoT | Velocity IoT's Anthony Protopsaltis | Internet of Things Podcast

IoT For All Podcast · 10 Jun 2025 · 22m · Episode 378

What this episode covers

Anthony Protopsaltis, Principal at Velocity IoT, explains how the company uses AI to optimize global IoT connectivity through multi-IMSI profiles and localized packet gateways. He details the importance of pre-deployment planning for resilient infrastructure, citing a real-world example of a security camera company that relies on automatic carrier switching to maintain connectivity in remote areas. Protopsaltis also advises on navigating complex connectivity standards like SGP.32 and Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN), emphasizing the need for regional data sovereignty and thorough testing to manage customer expectations regarding battery life and connection times.

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companies scaling up

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Velocity IoT, U-blox, Skylo, Digiki
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SGP.32, NTN, eUICC, multi-IMSI

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