Telit Cinterion to Onshore its Trusted Manufacturing to the United States

The largest western IoT player to onshore manufacturing of cellular modules and products in the U.S. with production starting in October 2026

Pennsylvania facility: New manufacturing facility in the heart of the nation's largest defense industrial complex establishes domestic production capacity to support critical infrastructure customers, advances America's technology manufacturing base, and creates local jobs.

Location is key: Pennsylvania supports Telit Cinterion's position as the leading IoT module vendor to critical national infrastructure, defense and mission critical applications globally.

First in industry: Telit Cinterion is bringing its pioneering trusted and secure technology, developed over 30 years in the U.S. and allied nations, to be manufactured domestically.

Telit Cinterion, a global Internet of Things (IoT) enabler, announced that it is expanding its global manufacturing apparatus by adding operations in the United States. From the new facility in Bristol, Pennsylvania, starting in October 2026, Telit Cinterion will serve the American and global markets with cellular 4G and 5G IoT modules, and OEM customer products such as routers and gateways.

The 8,000 square-foot facility will house manufacturing, testing, and quality assurance. Support functions including engineering and supply chain will be supported by the company's existing offices in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, and Boca Raton, Florida. The first phase of the initiative is expected to create at least 50 high-value jobs.

The start of U.S. production marks the first phase of Telit Cinterion's long-term commitment to expanding domestic capabilities. The new operation establishes a foundation for continued investment in U.S. manufacturing, workforce development, and supply chain resiliency.

"The Bristol facility represents an important step in strengthening trusted technology supply chains and increasing domestic manufacturing capacity for IoT connected devices and AI-enabled solutions," said Paolo Dal Pino, Telit Cinterion CEO. "It on shores our trusted manufacturing capability designed to provide U.S. and global customers with, greater traceability, quality assurance, operational resilience, and greater supply chain transparency that aligns with new regulations in the U.S. and western countries."