Flolive Wins the 2026 IoT Infrastructure Innovation Award

Salt Lake City, April 13, 2026 — IoThinkTank is proud to announce that Flolive has been named the winner of the 2026 IoT Infrastructure Innovation Award for A Network Beyond, its global network infrastructure platform built to support the next generation of AI-driven IoT applications.

As IoT deployments become more distributed, data intensive, and performance sensitive, infrastructure must do more than provide basic connectivity. This year’s winning entry stood out for presenting a broader architectural vision, one that treats the network itself as an intelligent foundation for performance, security, compliance, and scalable global operations.

Why Flolive Won

Flolive earned top recognition for its infrastructure-first approach to modern IoT connectivity. A Network Beyond combines localized packet gateway control points, a real-time telemetry fabric, sovereignty-by-design routing, network-layer cybersecurity controls, and patented multi-IMSI resiliency to create a more adaptive and globally operable infrastructure layer.

Rather than positioning connectivity as a fixed utility, Flolive framed infrastructure as a strategic enabler for AI-era IoT growth. That approach, along with its emphasis on localized intelligence, compliance readiness, intelligent routing, and resilient wireless operations, made A Network Beyond a strong fit for a category focused on strengthening the backbone of connected systems.

“Infrastructure innovation is about more than keeping devices online. It is about creating the intelligent, resilient foundation that lets connected systems scale with confidence. Flolive’s A Network Beyond stood out for treating network infrastructure as a strategic layer for performance, compliance, and long-term IoT growth.”
Jordan Hayes, IoThinkTank Awards Coordinator

Honorable Mention

IoThinkTank also recognized Lantronix with an Honorable Mention for its edge gateways and Percepxion cloud-based software, which helped digitally transform the management of more than 50,000 backup power systems across wireless cell sites for a Tier-1 U.S. mobile network operator. The deployment demonstrated strong real-world infrastructure value through remote monitoring, centralized lifecycle management, and improved operational efficiency across critical assets.