floLIVE

15/06/2026

Africa IoT doesn't work as a single footprint. It works as corridors.

Zambia to Zim to Botswana. Tanzania to Kenya to Ethiopia. Senegal to Mali to Côte d'Ivoire. Devices cross borders and switch regulatory regimes inside the same trip.

Most global IoT providers map their reach by country count. That looks great on a slide. It misses what matters: whether the same device behaves locally on the right network the moment it crosses the line.

The FLOLIVE® answer is hyperlocal connectivity with sovereign-by-design routing. One platform, one SIM, local behavior wherever you operate.

If your operations live in those corridors, the country list is the wrong question.

11/06/2026

Your APN was configured on day one.
Three carriers later, it probably needs a rethink.

APNs are the quiet control panel behind every IoT and enterprise connection, deciding where your data flows and how it reaches its destination.

Most teams ignore them until a one‑line tweak in an APN quietly reshapes how thousands of devices behave.

If you’ve ever spent an afternoon chasing a “this device is online but nothing’s working” mystery, you’ve already met APNs.

Read how they work in practice here:
https://hubs.li/Q04jw39R0

Drop your favorite APN “aha” moment in the comments, when a tiny config change suddenly made everything click.

Access Point Names (APN) are configuration settings on mobile devices and IoT devices that define the network path for cellular data, connecting a device to the internet or private networks. They are crucial for ensuring proper connectivity, as they inform the carrier's network of the correct IP add...

08/06/2026

AI in IoT is being sold like a feature, when in reality, it behaves like an architecture change.
Latency budgets shrink. Data has to stay where it was generated. Infrastructure that ran from one region now has to behave the same way in 50.

A recent report from Kaleido Intelligence puts numbers to where AI starts pressuring the network.

Which constraint is hitting your roadmap first?

Check out the report:

Kaleido Intelligence reveals why most IoT connectivity models no longer work and which providers are ready for next-generation demands.

04/06/2026

AI workloads keep moving. Your data has to stay put. For every IoT deployment leader, data sovereignty is a compliance line.

That's the tension Steffen Sorrell of Kaleido Intelligence and Nir Shalom, CEO of FLOLIVE®, will work through on the upcoming Kaleido webinar.

Enterprise AI is distributing inference across cloud, edge, and on-device. Connectivity has to evolve to match.

What you'll get:
1. Where regulation is already breaking traditional connectivity strategies
2. The capabilities enterprises now require from their connectivity providers
3. Patterns from inside the Flolive network

Moderated by Jon King.

Register: https://hubs.li/Q04jSLpK0

03/06/2026

20 years in finance. Multiple fundraises, a few acquisitions along the way.

Meet Kobi Carlebach, our new CFO.

Kobi brings more than two decades of financial leadership, with a track record of scaling SaaS businesses, leading funding rounds, and steering acquisitions.

He's known for using data and technology to sharpen the revenue engine, and for building the kind of financial modeling that tells you where to place the next bet.

That matters right now. Demand for AI-driven IoT infrastructure is climbing fast, and the partners and enterprises we work with need a company built to scale with them. Kobi's job is to keep the foundation solid as that demand grows.

And every leader needs dimension: Kobi grew up wanting to be MacGyver, plays tennis and paddle, and works Excel so fast it sometimes gives up and stops responding.

Glad to have you with us, Kobi.

01/06/2026

What if the real secret to IoT connectivity lives in the box no one ever talks about?

The PDN Gateway is that silent engine: it anchors devices to the network, assigns IP addresses, routes traffic, and decides where your data breaks out, locally or globally. In one component, it defines how fast, secure, and policy‑driven your IoT traffic really is.

At FLOLIVE®, we design PDN‑GW functions and local breakouts so your global IoT connectivity scales on repeatable, controlled architecture.

If you’re designing global IoT connectivity, this is the infrastructure layer you can’t afford to ignore. Read more:

The PDN Gateway (Packet Data Network Gateway or P-GW) is a critical component of the 4G LTE Evolved Packet Core (EPC) network that connects User Equipment (UE) to external packet data networks (like the internet or corporate intranets).

28/05/2026

Most IoT networks work… until they don’t.

And when they break, the real question is: can you actually see why?

In this clip, Ernest Plat, VP Sales, North America, gets into what’s happening beneath the surface, the signals inside the core that expose device behavior, design gaps, and issues that only show up under pressure.

This is the level where scale either holds… or quietly falls apart.

Part of a bigger conversation on zero trust, zero downtime, and what it really takes to run IoT without blind spots.

Watch the webinar on-demand: https://hubs.li/Q04j7NQl0

27/05/2026

Your fleet is global.
But is your connectivity actually behaving locally at every border it crosses?
Coverage shifts. Routes change. Risk travels with the cargo.

Fleet operations depend on more than getting trucks from A to B. They depend on visibility across driver behaviour, road safety, regional coverage, and goods in transit.

When that visibility drops, coordination slows and costs start creeping in.

FLOLIVE® keeps your fleet connected across broader geographies, so operators can route smarter, coordinate better, and protect goods all the way through.

26/05/2026

The edge is getting smarter. Fast.

From retail and manufacturing to healthcare, connected buildings, and logistics, the pressure is on to make AI operate closer to where the action happens.

On June 11, Rony Cohen, Co-Founder and Head of Strategy & Business Development at FLOLIVE®, joins an all-star panel to discuss how agentic AI is reaching the IoT edge, and why standardized edge stacks and AI app stores are making adoption more practical than ever.

We’re looking forward to joining Strategy of Things, Telit Cinterion, and Aeris Communications for a timely conversation on how agentic AI is moving the IoT edge forward facilitated by IMC - IoT M2M Council.

Reserve your spot: https://hubs.li/Q04hRjpN0

25/05/2026

Most networks marketed as 5G today are still leaning on 4G cores.
That matters if you're trying to deploy IoT at scale.
This is the idea behind 5G Standalone.

The features enterprises actually buy 5G for, network slicing, ultra-low latency, deterministic performance for mission-critical devices, are only fully unlocked once the core is independent. NSA gave you faster speeds. 5G Standalone gives you the architecture that lets a connected fleet behave the way the business case promised.

This is where 5G starts to look a lot more like the version the industry has been talking about all along.

Read more: https://hubs.li/Q04hPkjF0