Key Takeaways

• Myriota launches HyperPulse, a scalable IoT connectivity platform available starting December 15 in select countries.
• The network is designed for low latency and high data allowances, supporting diverse applications across various industries.
• HyperPulse will expand to more regions in 2026, promising enhanced IoT connectivity globally.

Myriota Launches HyperPulse IoT Connectivity Network

Myriota, a leader in space-enabled Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity, has rolled out its HyperPulse network, set for general availability on December 15. This new platform offers global, scalable IoT connectivity that simplifies the development and deployment of IoT solutions. Initial launch countries include the United States, Mexico, Brazil, Australia, and Saudi Arabia. Early users across sectors like environmental monitoring, oil and gas, asset tracking, and animal management have already begun utilizing the network through an Early Access Program.

HyperPulse integrates Myriota’s advanced 5G Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) architecture with L-band capacity sourced from Viasat. A distinguishing feature of this network is its optimization layer, which adjusts connectivity performance—such as latency and data allowances—in response to real-time demand and environmental conditions. This is an enhancement over Myriota’s UltraLite service, which focuses on energy efficiency and security.

With HyperPulse’s lower latency and higher daily data limits, industries can benefit from detailed reporting and effective monitoring for various applications. These include tracking heavy equipment, smart metering for utilities, environmental sensing for weather and quality assessments, and innovative animal management solutions.

Plans for future expansion include increased NTN coverage to additional Latin American countries like Argentina, as well as new offerings in Europe and Southeast Asia anticipated in early 2026. Myriota aims to redefine IoT connectivity’s reach and affordability in these markets.

Built on 3GPP 5G NTN standards and backed by Viasat’s established satellite infrastructure, HyperPulse ensures seamless interoperability with an expanding array of NTN-capable devices. The company has already certified Nordic’s nRF9151 module, with further certifications for other modules planned.

Recognizing that modern IoT solutions require more than just connectivity, Myriota will also introduce various enablement products to support its ecosystem of partners. The inaugural offering is the HyperPulse Developer Kit, designed to facilitate rapid prototyping and validation of IoT solutions. The kit is robust enough for field usage, featuring a weatherproof design and support for multiple sensors and interfaces.

Ben Cade, Myriota’s CEO, stated, “With HyperPulse, we’re making 5G non-terrestrial connectivity a practical reality for IoT at scale.” He emphasized that this advancement provides organizations with the capability to monitor assets and make informed decisions even in remote locations. An array of new features is expected in the upcoming year.

Luliia Sergeeva, CEO of Custodia, an Early Access customer, highlighted the transformative potential of HyperPulse for her company’s animal tracking technologies in Saudi Arabia, enabling reliable, low-power satellite connections in previously inaccessible regions for wildlife conservation and livestock monitoring.

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