• The LoRa Alliance® , the international organization responsible for the open LoRaWAN® standard for low-power wide-area networks (LPWANs), has published its 2025 End of Year Report . • This report shows an important year when LoRaWAN moved from being widely used to becoming a key network for large-scale IoT applications in utilities, cities, buildings, industries, farming, and vital infrastructure around the world. • According to the report, LoRaWAN deployments reached 125 million devices globally, achieving a 25% compound annual growth rate (CAGR), which underscores accelerating adoption and sustained market momentum. • Large-scale networks continue to expand, with multi-million-device implementations by Alliance members such as ZENNER, Actility, Netmore, The Things Industries, and Veolia. • At the same time, there has been rapid growth in high-volume, single-use deployments, including agricultural tracking and safety systems. • Utilities remain the largest sector for LoRaWAN deployments, particularly driven by smart water management.

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  • The LoRa Alliance® , the international organization responsible for the open LoRaWAN® standard for low-power wide-area networks (LPWANs), has published its 2025 End of Year Report . This report shows an important year when LoRaWAN moved from being widely used to becoming a key network for large-scale IoT applications in utilities, cities, buildings, industries, farming, and vital infrastructure around the world. According to the report, LoRaWAN deployments reached 125 million devices globally, achieving a 25% compound annual growth rate (CAGR), which underscores accelerating adoption and susta

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