Semtech commences distribution of HL781x Low-Power Wide Area (LPWA) modules in conjunction with Skylo Connectivity
Semtech Corporation, a leading innovator in the Internet of Things (IoT) sector, has announced a partnership with Skylo, a company specialising in Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) services. This collaboration aims to unlock satellite connectivity for IoT applications where conventional cellular networks are unavailable, such as shipping and emergency management.
The partnership will be showcased at Semtech's booth (3-541 in Hall 3) at Embedded World 2025 in Nuremberg, Germany, where the company will exhibit its latest IoT advancements.
Among the products to be showcased are the Skylo-certified HL781x modules, the new-generation HL7900 5G LPWA solution, the EM8695 5G RedCap module, and the RC71 Cat-1 bis modules. When paired with Semtech's Smart Connectivity Premium service, these solutions provide truly global coverage, connecting critical applications anywhere in the world.
Smart Connectivity Premium is a multi-IMSI, multi-profile solution with access to more than 600 mobile networks in over 190 countries and territories. This service ensures seamless communication between IoT devices and networks, regardless of location.
Ross Gray, the senior vice president and general manager of IoT systems and connectivity at Semtech, stated that the company is committed to delivering cellular IoT innovations. Vijay Krishnan, the vice president of strategic partnerships at Skylo, added that the partnership makes satellite-over-cellular accessible to more organisations worldwide.
Partnerships in satellite connectivity often involve companies collaborating to develop and implement technologies that enable seamless communication between IoT devices and satellites. This collaboration can include the development of modules, protocols, and infrastructure necessary for IoT devices to communicate over satellite networks.
Such partnerships can significantly enhance global connectivity options by extending coverage, improving reliability, supporting IoT applications, and enhancing emergency services. In remote operations or emergency situations, satellite connectivity can provide a critical lifeline. For IoT applications, reliable connectivity is crucial for real-time data transmission and control.
The IoT ecosystem is rapidly evolving, with emerging technology standards like 5G RedCap and satellite IoT. Global cellular IoT connections are forecasted to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 15% between 2024 and 2030.
For more information about Semtech's participation in Embedded World 2025 and its latest IoT innovations, visitors can visit www.semtech.com. Readers are encouraged to comment on the news via @IoTNow_ and visit the homepage IoT Now for more information.
At Embedded World 2025, visitors can expect to see a demonstration of the partnership between Semtech Corporation and Skylo, showcasing their advancements in satellite connectivity for IoT applications. This collaboration promises to extend cellular IoT innovations, making satellite-over-cellular accessible to a broader range of global organizations, particularly in industries like finance, lifestyle, business, technology, and entertainment, where conventional networks may be unavailable.
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