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Orange Joins Acceleronix and IDEMIA’s Quantum-Safe eSIM Provisioning Program
Orange joins Acceleronix and IDEMIA's quantum-safe IFPP program, bringing factory-based eSIM provisioning to IoT manufacturers across markets.
Source: https://thequantuminsider.com/2026/11/05/orange-joins-acceleronix-idemia-quantum-safe-esim-provisioning. 8 Sync News only summarizes and links out; content copyright belongs to the authors and original sources.
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SparkFun IoT RedBoard ESP32-P4 – Arduino UNO-like ESP32-P4 v3.x development boards with WiFi 6 or PoE options
SparkFun introduced two new development boards called IoT RedBoard, both based on the ESP32-P4 v3.x (ESP32-P4X) and compatible with the Arduino UNO R3
Noted3 Hot4 min
Someone Turned a Raspberry Pi Game Boy Into a DIY Cyberdeck
A maker transforms a Raspberry Pi gaming handheld into a DIY cyberdeck with GPS, Wi-Fi, a camera, and an ESP32. See the community build.
XDA Developers1 Hot2 min
You, too, can build this cute ESP32 internet radio controllable with just a dial
All of your fave tunes, all of the time.
XDA Developers1 Hot4 min
I put a temperature sensor in every room, and my thermostat had been lying about my house for years
My Nest only knew the hallway, and a $40 sensor proved the hallway was the wrong room
XDA Developers1 Hot5 min
5 ESP32 projects that can run on batteries for a whole year
Making your ESP32 projects last a year just requires simple tweaks
Hackaday2 Hot2 min
Toddler Phone Calls Family And No One Else
A hobbyist built a toddler-safe telephone that can only call pre-set family contacts. An ESP32-S3 acts as a USB host for a commercial retro-style handset and runs a minimal SIP client connecting over WiFi to a VoIP account, in this case Twilio. There are no inbound calls, so there's no risk of scam calls. Each contact gets an arcade button that lights up based on that contact's time zone, and a text-to-speech voice announces network errors or when it isn't call time.
XDA Developers1 Hot4 min
5 ESP32 projects that replace smart home gadgets you'd otherwise pay a subscription for
Why pay a premium for smart devices when an ESP32 and some cheap sensors can do everything for a fraction of the price?
DEV1 Hot16 min
MQTT Doesn't Have Message Queues. Inside the 2-Byte Protocol Powering Modern IoT.
A visual, 10-minute architectural deep dive into MQTT. Learn how the 2-byte binary wire protocol, QoS 0/1/2 handshakes, topic trees, Last Will and Testament, and MQTT v5 Shared Subscriptions actually deliver IoT telemetry under the hood. Tagged with iot, networking, architecture, mqtt.
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