Aeris's AI and Security Edge Earns Top AutoTech Connectivity Award - 30 automotive OEMs served by Aeris's platforms - 41 million vehicles supported across 180 countries - 70% reduction in time to market for new connected services Experts would likely conclude that Aeris's award highlights its critical role in simplifying and securing the complex ecosystem of connected vehicles, positioning it as a leader in global IoT connectivity. Aeris’s Connectivity Win Signals a New Era for Secure, Smart Vehicles CHICAGO, IL – June 10, 2026 – In an industry grappling with escalating complexity, one company is being recognized for providing a crucial layer of simplicity and security. Aeris, a three-decade veteran in the Internet of Things (IoT) space, has been awarded the prestigious Connectivity Leader Award at the AutoTech Awards 2026. The honor acknowledges the company’s pivotal role in untangling the web of networks, applications, and security risks that define the modern connected vehicle. While awards can sometimes feel like industry back-patting, this one points to a deeper trend. As vehicles transform into sophisticated, software-defined machines on wheels, the underlying connectivity infrastructure becomes paramount. The award recognizes Aeris not just for connecting cars, but for mastering the orchestration of a global, secure, and intelligent mobility ecosystem. Today, the company’s platforms serve as the invisible backbone for over 30 automotive OEMs, supporting more than 41 million vehicles across 180 countries. “The connected vehicle ecosystem is only growing more complex, multiple networks tied to regions, more applications, and more risks,” said Aziz Benmalek, CEO of Aeris, in a statement following the win. “Aeris exists to make that complexity disappear, giving OEMs a single pane of glass to manage global connectivity, security, and vehicle services.” This mission to simplify is what sets the stage for genuine innovation, allowing carmakers to focus on driver experience
Aeris's AI and Security Edge Earns Top AutoTech Connectivity Award
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