May 2026 highlights: Delivered Telit LEx10Q1 modem support in Zephyr, adding a dedicated Telit LEx10Q1 modem driver module with AT command sequences for initialization, dialing, and shutdown, enabling reliable IoT connectivity with LE910Q1/LE310Q1 modems. The driver includes CMUX multiplexing support with N1=127 MTU and aligns with vendor-specific modem framework for modularity. Documentation was updated to include LEx10Q1 in the supported modems list, and the implementation aligns LE910C1TX with generic cellular modem patterns to improve compatibility and runtime PM integration. PPP binding is now associated via Zephyr device bindings (zephyr,cellular-modem-device.yaml) using MODEM_DT_INST_PPP_DEFINE. These changes collectively streamline onboarding of Telit modems and reduce integration risk through a standardized driver model. Business value: accelerates Telit modem adoption in Zephyr-based IoT deployments; improves maintainability and testability by consolidating modem definitions into a modular framework; reduces future integration effort for additional Telit modules.

February 2026 highlights focused on expanding cellular connectivity options for IoT devices by delivering modular Telit modem bindings and driver integrations across two Zephyr-based repositories. The work enhances hardware reuse, accelerates deployments, and strengthens the cellular edge stack for low-power, reliable IoT deployments.