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In the next years, billions of objects and devices will be connected to different mobile data networks. The development towards eSIM solutions could be seen as a game changer in the telecom industry, helping MNOs with roaming IoT traffic, as well as providing devices with seamless global connectivity.
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The first ever Roaming IoT Survey sheds light on the opportunities and challenges that Roaming Internet of Things will bring to MNOs on the road to 2020. The survey reveals that MNOs’ Roaming IoT revenues are expected to increase dramatically despite issues, like permanent roaming, that give cause for concern.
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If there was one thing that MNOs were talking about at Mobile World Congress 2017 it must have been the Internet of Things. IoT takeaways from Barcelona in UROS blog.
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China Telecom Global and UROS announced their strategic partnership in March. China Telecom Global will provide network services for UROS in China and Hong Kong.
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iBasis and UROS collaborate to enable roaming IoT devices. The GSMA-compliant eSIM solution enables dynamic access to multiple mobile networks. It will be used in smartphones, Goodspeed mobile hotspots and future IoT devices globally.
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There is a new and highly disruptive solution emerging that will challenge the concept of roaming altogether, namely eSIM. What are the eSIM implications for the typical consumer? The MVNOs Series blog answers.
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