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Nordic debuts multiple cellular IoT products

Nordic Semiconductor expands its ultra-low-power cellular IoT portfolio with Cat 1 bis, satellite NTN, and advanced LTE-M/NB-IoT with edge AI. Leveraging the proven nRF91 series, the nRF92 and nRF93 deliver a scalable, secure platform for global connectivity.

The nRF92 LTE-M/NB-IoT and satellite NTN series introduces the company’s smallest, most highly integrated, and power-efficient cellular solution. It combines a high-performance application MCU with Axon neural processing units, a multi-constellation GNSS receiver, Wi-Fi positioning, and sensor coprocessing. Lead customer sampling is underway, with general availability expected in early 2027.

The nRF93M1 is an LTE Cat 1 bis cellular IoT module with integrated MCU, LTE modem, GNSS receiver, and Wi-Fi positioning. It supports up to 10 Mbps downlink and 5 Mbps uplink, offers global LTE coverage, and is designed for low-power, compact applications. The module is compatible with nRF Cloud for device management, firmware updates, and location services. Lead customers are currently developing products with the nRF93M1, with general availability starting mid-2026.

Additionally, Nordic has enhanced the nRF91 LTE-M/NB-IoT series with 3GPP-compliant GEO and LEO satellite NTN connectivity and sub-GHz fallback to maintain connectivity when public networks are unavailable. The company also introduced the nRF91M1 module, a compact Smart Modem that simplifies adding cellular connectivity to host–modem designs.

Nordic Semiconductor 

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5 March 2026
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