eSIMs
Soracom, UScellular partner to bring affordable IoT data with US local profile
Soracom Inc. announced that it has partnered with UScellular to offer a new Internet of Things (IoT) data plan that delivers nationwide coverage and simplified pricing for IoT SIMs and eSIMs. Designed to both simplify data costs and ensure future-proof regulatory compliance for IoT use cases, the plan may require a local profile for devices
Read moreSoracom launches IoT connectivity plan for Brazil
Soracom, Inc., a global provider of advanced internet of things (IoT) connectivity, has announced release of PlanP2, a new data plan. This plan delivers IoT connectivity for Brazil using a local carrier profile to ensure regulatory compliance. Brazil is a growing market for IoT, but regional restrictions on permanent roaming present a compliance challenge for
Read moreBICS partners with Thales to simplify eSIM integration for IoT
International connectivity and global IoT enabler BICS has partnered with global technology provider Thales to unlock the potential of IoT for enterprises by removing barriers to eSIM adoption within IoT devices. Thales has engineered a pioneering eSIM activation solution for IoT devices and is working with BICS as a connectivity provider partner.
Read moreeSIMs – Are they the connectivity future?
In theory, eSIMs offer end users the ability to swap between mobile operators without having to physically remove and replace the SIM, enabling more flexibility, more choice, reduced costs and faster deployments.
Read moreInfineon introduces next-generation automotive security controller SLI37
Munich, Germany. 26 October, 2021 – With increasing electrification and connectivity, vehicles are at greater risk of cyberattacks, which can have serious consequences. For this reason, it is crucial that automotive manufacturers provide adequate protection of telematics data.
Read moreSmart metering: Go digital to enable enhanced oversight
Smart metering Internet of Things (IoT) applications have the potential to solve the efficiency, cost and time challenges of manual metre monitoring and reading. As utilities embrace the full potential of digitalisation and strive to become more sustainable, they will need secure, reliable, and uninterrupted IoT connectivity in addition to a seamless, automated way to
Read moreNew eSIM module solution for space-constrained cellular IoT
SIMCom, the designer and manufacturer of Machine-to-Machine (M2M) wireless modules and solutions, announced that the SIMCom NB-IoT SIM7070 module measuring only 24 mm x 24 mm can now be equipped with a compact eSIM security controller from Infineon powered by GSMA-compliant remote SIM management software provided by Kigen (UK) Ltd. The security controller comes in the smallest
Read moreCreating a smarter world with eSIM
NEW! webinar 10th March | 3pm GMT In this webinar, Senior IoT product manager David Lindblad of JT Group Ltd will walk you through how the eSIM ecosystem works, and demonstrate how to overcome the above barriers with JT eSIM solutions. JT’s vision is to simplify the complex world of connectivity and make sure that
Read moreM2M connections to exceed 1.6bn by 2024, driven by embedded SIM adoption says Juniper Research
A new study from Juniper Research has found that the global number of cellular M2M connections will reach 1.6 billion by 2024; rising from 596 million in 2019. This is a growth of 165% over the next 5 years.
Read moreCommercial drones: 7 rules for securing data in the ecosystem
Drones are no longer just for hobbyists. Their soaring commercial popularity has led to the International Standards Organisation (ISO) announcing the first ever worldwide drone standards for the industry; a move that will inevitably provide the framework for global regulation and legislation moving forward.
Read moreReal world cases cause IoT to go mainstream in 2017, says Gemalto
We’re all aware of the benefits of IoT, and how it is set to make tasks quicker and easier. But these intuitively connected cars, fridges and utility devices haven’t really gone mainstream yet, and they won’t until an Internet of Things (IoT) standard is introduced.
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