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University of South Carolina moves the CarolinaCard onto the phone for Fall 2026

University of South Carolina moves the CarolinaCard onto the phone for Fall 2026

The University of South Carolina switches on its Mobile CarolinaCard in Fall 2026 under a five year, $1.5 million Transact Campus contract. Students, faculty and staff can hold the credential…

MIA Teknoloji Completes RFID-Based Biometric Identity R&D Project

MIA Teknoloji Completes RFID-Based Biometric Identity R&D Project

Turkish technology company MIA Teknoloji has completed a research and development project that stores biometric facial data directly on RFID identity cards, verifying a cardholder against the credential in their…

15+ Premier League Clubs adopt NFC Digital Ticketing

15+ Premier League Clubs adopt NFC Digital Ticketing

The Premier League has made digital ticketing a condition of membership. From no later than the 2026/27 season, every existing club must issue digital tickets, and newly promoted clubs get…

West Ham United NFC Digital Tickets Live

West Ham United NFC Digital Tickets Live

West Ham United has refreshed its matchday guidance for supporters entering London Stadium, and the instruction is now a simple one: find the pass in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet,…

NXP Trimension UWB powers BMW Group Digital Key Plus

NXP Trimension UWB powers BMW Group Digital Key Plus

NXP Semiconductors has confirmed that its Trimension NCJ29D6 ultra-wideband family will be deployed across the BMW Group fleet, starting with selected 2026 vehicle programmes. The same UWB silicon handles two…

RFID’s Recovery Quarter: What the Q2 2026 Earnings Reveal About an Industry Finding Its Feet

RFID’s Recovery Quarter: What the Q2 2026 Earnings Reveal About an Industry Finding Its Feet

For the better part of eighteen months, the RFID industry has been nursing a hangover. After 2024 delivered a record 52.8 billion RAIN UHF tag chips shipped globally, 2025 landed…

STMicroelectronics Introduces ST54M Secure Chip With Post-Quantum Cryptography for Mobile Services

STMicroelectronics Introduces ST54M Secure Chip With Post-Quantum Cryptography for Mobile Services

STMicroelectronics has unveiled the ST54M, a single-die secure mobile chip that brings together post-quantum cryptography (PQC) hardware acceleration, NFC connectivity, a secure element, and embedded SIM (eSIM) functionality. The chip…

Nedap expands presence in Saudi Arabia with new office

Nedap expands presence in Saudi Arabia with new office

Nedap has opened a new office in Saudi Arabia, marking a significant step in the company’s strategy to strengthen its foothold across the Middle East. The Dutch technology firm, known…

What is LF RFID? Understanding 125 kHz Technology

What is LF RFID? Understanding 125 kHz Technology

Low-frequency (LF) RFID is one of the oldest and most reliable forms of radio-frequency identification. Operating at 125 kHz, LF RFID has been a cornerstone of automatic identification for decades.…

Masters Golf uses RFID tickets to crack down on ticket fraud

Masters Golf uses RFID tickets to crack down on ticket fraud

Augusta National Golf Club has taken its war on ticket scalping to a new level, deploying RFID technology to track Masters badges and effectively dismantling the secondary ticket market that…

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