This one’s for you looking at a brand new fleet with eSIM IoT. The article explains: 3 ways to deploy the eSIM IoT ecosystems, the pros, cons, and how to decide.
Articles
eSIM IoT: What are you buying?
SIMs
The eSIM IoT ecosystem comprises three components: the SGP.32-ready eUICC SIMs in the form factor of your choice, the eSIM IoT Remote Manager, and the eSIM profiles. In principle, all three of these components should be interchangeable.
Articles
Remote SIM Provisioning: What is it and how it works for IoT
Connectivity
SIMs
Learn what Remote SIM Provisioning is, how it works, and why it matters for IoT deployments – from eUICC fundamentals to SGP.32, form factors, and real-world benefits.
Articles
“eSIM IoT isn’t connectivity – it’s a device capability”. An interview about SGP.32 with Henrik Aagaard
IoT Strategies
SIMs
You’ve probably heard a lot about eSIM IoT, SGP.32 – how much of it is substance and how much is noise? Henrik Aagaard separates the wheat from the chaff.
Articles
What is an MFF2 SIM? A practical guide for IoT deployments
SIMs
MFF2 is one of the most widely discussed embedded SIM form factors in IoT, but it’s often misunderstood. This guide explains what MFF2 is, how it compares to other embedded options, and what it means for connectivity in practice.
Articles
SGP.02 vs SGP.22 vs SGP.32: eSIM IoT in dialogue with M2M and consumer eSIM
SIMs
Standards
How the prior GSMA standards, SGP.02: eSIM M2M and SGP.22 eSIM consumer, informed the new SGP.32 standard for eSIM IoT.
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Articles
eUICC: What is it and do you need it for IoT?
Connectivity
SIMs
In this article, we cover eUICC, from definition to business case: What is eUICC, where it came from and why, its relationship with its predecessor UICC, its game-changing benefits, its impact –or lack thereof– for IoT, and the road to the next frontier: eSIM IoT (SGP.32).
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Multi IMSI (SIM) explained: A technical deep dive for IoT
Connectivity
SIMs
For engineers evaluating IoT connectivity solutions, the question isn’t just whether multi-IMSI (SIM) works, it’s whether device complexity is necessary.
Articles
Webinar Q&A: SoftSIM’s Integration with Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF91 Series
Connectivity
Low Power
SIMs
Answers to the key questions from our webinar with Nordic Semiconductor and AirBolt on integrating SoftSIM with the nRF9151 — power savings, coverage, and compatibility.
