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floLIVE, Kigen and Protahub have concluded the requisite procedures to offer localised connectivity services in Turkey. floLIVE is now offering local cellular IoT (Internet of Things) connectivity in Turkey to its global customers through a single global SKU (stock keeping unit).

Nokia unveiled an array of industrial 5G devices designed to ensure the safety, connectivity and information flow for enterprise teams and public safety professionals operating within challenging and high-risk environments. These devices are engineered to cater to the unique demands of hazardous industrial settings, including ports, mines, chemical plants and offshore oil platforms, where secure

Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) and Sony Semiconductor Israel (Sony) are launching a commercial iSIM (integrated SIM) solution that supports remote SIM provisioning. The iSIM plays an ‘important evolutionary step’ in SIM technology, empowering simple and cost-efficient connection, deployment and essential market for Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

iSIM and eSIM are both technologies related to the SIM cards used in mobile devices, but they serve different purposes and have different characteristics. Here’s a breakdown of the differences between the two.

emnify, a provider of global cellular connectivity solutions, has announced the launch of its IoT (internet of things) eSIM (embedded-SIM) platform. The emnify IoT eSIM, anchored in the eUICC (embedded universal integrated circuit card) architecture, is unlocking adaptability and scalability in IoT connectivity.

IoT connectivity resembles the final frontier for simplifying deployment of devices. Currently, the process of enabling connectivity for global devices involves needless complexity, multiple layers of lengthy administration, performance guarantees in different markets that are hard to verify, currency fluctuations and challenging-to-reach local support. REGISTER NOW FOR FREE TO READ FULL REPORT Global connectivity often

As volumes of connected devices grow, and device manufacturers and OEMs expand their business operations overseas, simplified access to global connectivity is a must. IoT service providers and mobile network operators need to take new approaches to support the global nature of their enterprise customers’ business, by providing them access to seamless, simplified global connectivity.

London, United Kingdom – Kigen, a global security provider in IoT enablement with its SIM, eSIM, and iSIM technology solutions, and Skylo, a satellite network or non-terrestrial network (NTN) operator focused on connecting anything, anywhere, are together making satellite connectivity integration for device makers, allowing for transitions between cellular and satellite connectivity via Skylo’s SIM profile.

How iSIM is helping businesses to out-think the future SIM innovations are seeing the traditional telecoms model of providing plastic cards replaced by software or device-based alternatives in the form of embedded and integrated SIMs (eSIM and iSIM). This move is about far more than saving money on logistics and SIM trays in devices because it

As IoT matures, customers are looking for connectivity from providers that are easy to work with, can offer rapid onboarding, flexibility and excellent support. Digitalisation and automation are the keys to enabling this, but customer priorities also include security and sustainability. Wrapping these capabilities together with a comprehensive portfolio of IoT connectivity technology and then

With Apple’s recent iPhone 14 announcement signalling massive growth in consumer embedded SIM (eSIM) adoption, Thomas Larsson, the director of strategic product management at Giesecke+Devrient (G+D), tells IoT Now that both the consumer and enterprise market are in the prime eSIM era. Larsson invented the eSIM and founded the company’s eSIM concept and business in

Ajay Joseph, the chief technology officer of iBASIS, the communications solutions provider that is enabling operators and digital businesses to transform and connect worldwide, has a clear vision of easy to configure, flexible to use and efficient to manage global IoT connectivity. The rigid, use-it-or-lose-it, capacity-based operator-specific connectivity deals of the past impose too many

Up to now, IoT has always had to use standard plastic SIMs, but eSIM is changing all that with the potential for increased openness and flexibility. In this article, Robin Duke-Woolley, CEO of Beecham Research reveals how to select the best eSIM solution for your IoT deployment.

The Internet of Things (IoT) at a high level is relatively simple – you have sensors in IoT devices that take readings and communicate that data through the internet and into the cloud, to another device, or to some type of analytics user interface. Essentially, data is collected and can then be interpreted into actionable

When Nanolink a provider of equipment and asset tracking that provides inventory management for large manufacturers, construction and healthcare companies, needed seamless connectivity with simplified provisioning, it turned to Velos to provide the pricing, coverage, service and support it needed to support its global clients.  

Integrated SIM (iSIM) is the latest step in the evolution of SIM technology and presents appealing opportunities for product companies to make global devices that need out-of-the-box connectivity and ease of localised connectivity to national or regional connectivity providers. The iSIM can be designed into all products at the point of manufacture so a single