eSIM stories

Australian telco More named MVNO Start-Up of the Year at Europe's MVNO World Congress for growth-driven strategies and innovations, leveraging CommBank trust.

StarHub, a reputable Singaporean company, now offers enhanced customer convenience by incorporating eSIM technology. This technology provides practicality, security, and the ease of switching between multiple networks.

Consumer adoption of eSIM technology doubles in 2023, led by North American demand, with adoption rates surging in Asia and Western Europe.

MVNO market value projected to reach $167.7bn by 2034, driven by a surge in non-telco brands entering the mobile service arena amid technological advancements.

Juniper Research predicts a tremendous 440% increase in global travel eSIM users from 40m in 2024 to over 215m by 2028, as high international roaming costs drive demand.

IoT Analytics uncovers critical trends, including AI integration and sustainability focus, in IoT and telecom sectors from its 123-page report on Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2024.

Lifecycle Software unveils mark-challenging platform, NEXUS, offering 'first of its kind' MVNE capabilities; promising swift, cost-effective market entry for aspiring MVNOs.

CommBank and More strengthen strategic partnership by introducing unique, industry-first services, making banking and telecommunications more cohesive.

Battleface, a leading travel insurance provider, has partnered with CELITECH to integrate eSIM technology, revolutionizing travel safety and connectivity.

The Trusted Connectivity Alliance has launched the TCALoader tool, allowing mobile operators to test interoperability of SIM-based value-added services.

eSIM/iSIM offers increased flexibility, reduced provisioning time, a smaller form factor, enhanced security, and sustainability.

Verizon Business launches a global wireless IoT platform for cross-border deployment and management of IoT devices using eSIM and roaming with MNO partners.

T42 implemented Eseye’s leading-edge AnyNet+ eSIM, which allows devices to switch networks seamlessly and deliver near 100% connectivity uptime to any device.

Shipments reported by TCA members increased 13% year-on-year to reach 382 million units, with TCA estimating the total market in 2022 at 427 million units.

A study performed by Juniper Research has shown the number of IoT connections using eSIM technology is set to drastically increase from just 22 million in 2023.

The new service enables network operators to test how their eSIM profiles interact with an extensive range of consumer eSIM devices.

The IoT space is evolving in leaps and bounds to implement new security applications that improve outcomes while mitigating security risks.

Consumers embrace the future of smartphone technology as eSIM cards replace plastic ones, according to a report by Amdocs.

2degrees has launched its eSIMs for consumer customers just over two weeks after releasing eSIMs for businesses.

2degrees has enabled eSIM functionality to work with a variety of Apple, Samsung and Oppo devices, including a range of iPads.