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SIMalliance publishes guidelines for interoperability and ease deployment of SIM-based mobile connect authentication

SIMalliance has published a set of guidelines which will make it easier for mobile network operators (MNOs), service and solution providers to deploy Mobile Connect services which use an authentication application provisioned on the user’s SIM card. (more…)

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December 8, 2016

Posted by: Avadhoot Patil

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Unisys strengthens device subscription service to support complex edge computing and IoT deployments

Unisys is advancing its Device Subscription Service (DSS), in collaboration with Dell Technologies. This strengthened alliance of more than 30 years delivers comprehensive and flexible solutions that address evolving client needs at scale. The enhanced Unisys DSS integrates the company’s expertise in digital transformation with state-of-the-art Dell infrastructure and services to provide a comprehensive device life cycle service – and to even more than PCs. DSS can be deployed to a wide range of edge and IoT devices such as restaurant-specific hardware, smart parking garages, and sensors on university campuses, for example. This offering is designed to help multi-subsidiary organisations navigate the growing complexity of edge computing and IoT environments with greater agility, consistency and control.

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February 24, 2026

Posted by: Marion Webber

Monogoto and Nordic Semiconductor collaborate to accelerate the nuSIM ecosystem

Monogoto, a contributor of programmable hybrid connectivity, has announced a cooperation with Nordic Semiconductor, a global contributor in low-power wireless solutions, to accelerate the adoption of nuSIM (provided by Redtea-Mobile), an integrated SIM (iSIM) approach optimised for IoT devices.

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February 12, 2026

Posted by: Marion Webber

1oT and Comodule announcement

Comodule adopts 1oT’s next-gen eSIM technology for global light electric vehicle connectivity

1oT is partnering with Comodule, a contributor in IoT solutions for light electric vehicles, to integrate 1oT’s IoT eSIM technology into their production processes. This enables Comodule to provide seamless global connectivity for their devices without vendor lock-in.

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December 25, 2025

Posted by: Marion Webber

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Giesecke+Devrient becomes first company to achieve GSMA eSIM compliance and certification for IoT eUICC product

In January, the GSMA, the global organisation unifying the mobile ecosystem, introduced a new industry-wide technical specification called SGP.32 v1.2, together with test, compliance and security specifications to ensure eSIM Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, used within IoT products, are secure and interoperable when interacting with communications networks and service platforms around the world. The GSMA has now included certification of this specification as part of its GSMA eUICC Security Assurance scheme and eSIM Compliance program, ensuring eSIM IoT products comply with stringent security and interoperability requirements, alongside already established consumer and machine-to-machine eSIM product certification. (more…)

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April 30, 2025

Posted by: Marion Webber

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New IoT security solution from Asimily automates multi-device patching

Asimily, an innovator in Internet of Things (IoT), OT and IoMT risk management, has announced the launch of its comprehensive IoT Patching solution, enabling customers to automate, standardise and streamline firmware updates across their connected device ecosystems. The new capability reduces security risks by simplifying the otherwise complex process of keeping heterogeneous IoT device fleets continually updated with the latest security patches.

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March 4, 2025

Posted by: Marion Webber

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Thales partners with Cubic to launch next-generation eSIM solutions for connected vehicles

Thales, a global contributor in advanced technologies, and Cubic, a global provider of software-defined vehicle (SDV) solutions, have announced a collaboration to drive innovation and simplify connectivity management. Using Thales’s eSIM management platform, Cubic will enhance its eSIM solution capabilities to align with the latest GSMA standards, ensuring global connectivity across industries such as automotive, transportation and agriculture.

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February 28, 2025

Posted by: Marion Webber

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Syniverse and Onomondo break barriers to simplify IoT connectivity with real-time control and enhanced visibility

Syniverse is partnering with Onomondo, an IoT connectivity provider, on its commitment to simplify global Internet of Things (IoT) deployments for businesses. Onomondo’s intuitive connectivity tools, such as Insight Tools, Connectors, Connectivity Management Platform and SoftSIM, enable businesses to deploy and manage IoT devices across more than 180 countries faster and with better visibility. This furthers Syniverse’s and Onomondo’s efforts to provide connectivity on a global scale.

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February 18, 2025

Posted by: Marion Webber

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Kigen achieves full GSMA SAS-SM accreditation for eSIM IoT remote manager

Kigen, a provider in eSIM and iSIM security technology evolution, has received the GSMA Security Accreditation Scheme for Subscription Management (SAS-SM) full certification for its Dublin, Ireland site. The certification pertains to the Kigen eIM solution, which is based on the new GSMA SGP.32 specification version for IoT eSIMs.

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January 21, 2025

Posted by: Marion Webber

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A global solution for multi-country IoT deployments

The mobile cellular connectivity market has standardised on roaming as a simple mechanism that provides connectivity at home and abroad. Today, millions of Internet of Things (IoT) devices use the same mechanism to connect to networks across the world allowing devices to travel between countries – such as shipping containers – and for manufacturers to create a single product with a single SIM that can access connectivity globally.

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January 17, 2025

Posted by: Marion Webber