eSIM
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Multinational retail corporation Carrefour has today announced a partnership with international communications enabler BICS to launch a new ‘travel eSIM’ offering via its mobile operator arm.
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iBasis has unveiled its multi-carrier Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) solution.
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Linxa confirms its successful collaboration with eSIM consumer app Roamless.
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Nord Security, the team behind Nord VPN, is working on a new, worldwide eSim service.
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BICS has partnered with Telcofan, a consultancy and system integrator, on the delivery of private networks for businesses.
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eSIMS are gaining traction. The industry forecasts suggest there will be 3.4 billion eSIM-enabled devices by 2025 and the list of eSIM-ready devices continues to rise.
Forthcoming events
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Soracom has added an industrial grade SIM card to its portfolio of internet of things (IoT) SIM and eSIM solutions.
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BICS has partnered with Microsoft to enable roaming for private networks.
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The global eSIM market will increase from US$4.7 billion in 2023 to US$16.3 billion by 2027 according to a study from Juniper Research.
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Grover, a subscription provider for consumer tech has launched its own mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) for tech rental customers in the US.
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Consumers are ready to move away from plastic SIM cards and embrace eSIM technology, according to research from Amdocs.
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OPPO has partnered with Thales on the world’s first 5G Standalone-compatible embedded SIM (eSIM).
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Nearly 12 months on from its win at the 2020 Global Carrier Awards, Capacity looks back on the progress Amdocs has made with its eSIM Cloud.
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Sim Local, a global travel SIM provider, has appointed Paul Foley as its new chief digital development officer.
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BICS has launched private mobile networks connectivity as an addition to its SIM for Things solution.
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Biden's $100bn broadband boost; Digital Colony splashes out in Indonesia and edge is the word in data centres
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The number of eSIMs installed in connected devices will increase from 1.2 billion in 2021, to 3.4 billion in 2025, representing nearly 80% in growth.
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Orange and OPPO have entered into a co-innovation partnership to deliver Orange services to a range of OPPO’s smartphones and IoT devices in Europe.