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In order to lead the technology renaissance, it is necessary to enable agility and innovation, particularly through the intersection of 5G and IoT.

Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) and Sony Semiconductor Israel (Sony) are set to launch the first commercial SIM solution that supports remote SIM provisioning.

The integrated SIM (iSIM) is an important evolutionary step in SIM technology, empowering simple and cost-efficient connection, deployment and go-to-market for Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

According to new research from Transforma Insights, the number of IoT devices worldwide will almost double from 15.1 billion in 2020 to more than 29 billion in 2030. And even though many different industries use them, the biggest growth segment will be driven by the consumers with smartphones, computers and tablets.

September is always a busy month for trade shows and conferences and 2023 is no exception for connectivity events. This month Transforma Insights’ analysts will speak at several major events that are focused on the Internet of Things, particularly IoT connectivity.

There are nine key ways in which disruptive technologies such as Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence are being used to enact digital transformation within the agriculture sector, unlocking operational efficiencies through remote monitoring and management.

Last month, global cellular connectivity solutions provider emnify launched its new IoT eSIM platform, which presents enterprises with seamless integration with their existing IoT application and exceptional control over their best-possible connectivity.

The manufacturing sector and associated fields have been through a substantial shift in recent years, and particularly through the application of some of the critical new emerging technologies, many of which have been combined under the ‘Industry 4.0’ banner

Today, there is an increasing realization amongst IoT adopters and vendors that the various constituent elements of an IoT solution must be delivered as a managed service or series of managed services.

The number of eUICC/Remote SIM Provisioning (RSP) capable cellular-based IoT connections will experience growth from 240 million (16 percent of installed base) to 2.36 billion (40 percent) between 2022 and 2032, according to the new report from Transforma Insights, “Over 2.3 billion cellular connections will be eUICC/Remote SIM Provisioning (RSP) capable in 2032.”