UCLOUDLINK GROUP INC. has announced that the company has started to commercialise internet of things solutions, partnering with MAYA Net Solution Co., Ltd and NTT Media Supply Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Japan’s Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (“NTT”). Building upon a cooperation since 2020, the cooperation has come to fruition with the new IoT (internet of things) solutions powered by new cloud SIM (subscriber identity module) technology and architecture, helping to continue driving digital transformation in Japan’s IoT industry.
Data connectivity has become critically important with the adoption of commercialised cloud applications. UCLOUDLINK’s IoT solutions powered by cloud SIM technology has been commercially embedded in third-party devices to enrich the NTT’s “DoRACOON” broadband service currently supporting by high-tech devices, such as customer premises equipments, Wi-Fi routers, WorldPhones, among others leveraged by cloud SIM technology. This service aims to allow enterprises and individuals to obtain the high-quality data connectivity experience and also improve the connectivity network capacity.
Chaohui Chen, director and chief executive officer of UCLOUDLINK, says, “UCLOUDLINK has always been driven by a passion to push the boundaries of technological advancements. By integrating our IoT solutions with NTT’s extensive expertise in telecommunications, we are not only enhancing data connectivity experience but also co-creating transformative solutions. This expanded partnership is a key step forward in our business development efforts in the Japanese market and expands our business into more applications in the IoT industry, contributing recurring value-added services revenue beyond the revenue from data connectivity services. UCLOUDLINK is dedicated to assisting mobile network operators, mobile virtual network operators and business partners in improving their network coverage and data connectivity services quality and elevating their users’ experience during the IoT cloud era.”
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