IOT & CONNECTIVITY
“ eSIM is not merely a shift in gears but a redefinition of the connectivity landscape . The technology represents a significant shift in how businesses handle their operations . However , carrier support , longevity concerns and others have so far tempered the trajectory of eSIM .”
According to a recent report , the shipment of eSIMs is projected to surpass 1.4 billion by 2028 , showcasing a compound annual growth rate of 21 % from 2023 to 2028 .
The benefits of eSIM technology , particularly in robust sectors such as manufacturing and industry , are undeniable . The durable design and specialised stamping of eSIMs make them essential in challenging environmental conditions , emphasising their importance in areas where resilience is a crucial requirement .
Unleashing the potential in IoT environments Warburton believes the true potential of eSIM technology lies in its capacity to simplify device management and empower operational flexibility . A pivotal feature in the complex web of interconnected IoT ecosystems , where numerous devices ranging from hundreds to thousands , demand configuration to a network through the physical insertion of a SIM card .
“ Traditionally , in situations where a change in carrier connectivity was required , the devices had to be taken out of operation in the field . Subsequently , the outdated SIM cards had to be swapped with new carrier-
130 May 2024