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SoftSIM for Nordic Semiconductor

Use Onomondo SoftSIM with Nordic Semiconductor and create high efficiency and low power IoT devices using connectivity from a 100% software-based SIM.

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Low-power and low-cost IoT devices

90% reduction in power consumption
Minimize battery consumption while using IoT specific and industry leading power saving technologies.
86% faster device issue resolution
Troubleshoot devices faster with Onomondo Insight Tools, with deep insights on IoT device performance.
80% reduction in overhead data usage
Reduce a device’s data and memory consumption by placing transmission logic in Onomondo’s unified network.
Integrating SoftSIM
A simple and seamless integration

Nordic Semiconductor’s modules work out of the box. SoftSIM is directly integrated into the Nordic Connect SDK. This works for both new radio modules manufactured today and for existing radio modules already deployed in the field with a firmware update. 

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Supported devices
Nordic Semiconductor nRF9160

Key features:

  • Fully integrated SiP for cellular
  • IoTMultimode LTE-M/NB-IoT modem with GNSS
  • 700-2200 MHz LTE band support
  • Certified for global operation
  • Dedicated application processor and memory
  • 64 MHz Arm Cortex-M33
  • 1 MB flash + 256 KB RAM
  • Arm TrustZone + Arm CryptoCell
Supported devices
Nordic Semiconductor nRF9161

Key features:

  • Fully integrated SiP for cellular IoT and DECT NR+
  • Multimode LTE-M/NB-IoT modem with DECT NR+ support and GNSS
  • 700-2200 MHz LTE band support
  • Certified for global operation
  • Dedicated application processor and memory
  • 64 MHz Arm Cortex-M33
  • 1 MB flash + 256 KB RAM
  • Arm TrustZone + Arm CryptoCell
nRF9161
Supported devices
Nordic Semiconductor nRF9151

Key features:

  • Fully integrated SiP for cellular IoT and DECT NR+
  • Multimode LTE-M/NB-IoT modem with DECT NR+ support and GNSS
  • 700-2200 MHz LTE band support
  • Certified for global operation
  • Dedicated application processor and memory
  • 64 MHz Arm Cortex-M33
  • 1 MB flash + 256 KB RAM
  • Arm TrustZone + Arm CryptoCell

Why use SoftSIM with Nordic Semiconductor?

Stop buying SIM cards
The Onomondo SoftSIM has zero upfront cost, reducing the bill of materials for your IoT project by €2.00 to €3.00 per device.
On-demand provisioning
Provision SIMs on your devices instantly and on-demand. The days of waiting for your physical SIM shipments are over.
Faster device testing
Reduce the number of required integrations between hardware components, and test device connection more simply and faster.
Eliminate plastic waste
The production of SIM cards annually generates 18,000 tons of plastic waste. SoftSIM eliminates this for your business.
Secured SIM keys
SoftSIM helps protect sensitive device and customer data, as it’s a part of the device firmware and can’t be tampered with.
Increase battery life
SoftSIM reduces the power consumption of idle devices, saving money and resources while ensuring maximum efficiency.

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