As IoT connectivity models evolve, eSIM is becoming central to how operators deliver scalable and remotely managed services. The balance of power is beginning to shift with MNOs and MVNOs moving towards more controlled and software-driven models that challenge the rise of aggregator platforms. With SGP.22 now established and SGP.32 on the horizon, operators are redefining how connectivity is designed, deployed and managed at scale. Reflecting this shift, melita.io has launched its SGP.22 based IoT eSIM offering with SGP.32 planned for later this year.
IoT connectivity is no longer defined by device connectivity, but by how reliably that connectivity performs at scale. From SGP.22 to SGP.32, this article examines how IoT eSIM is enabling secure, flexible and globally scalable connectivity models.
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Melita acquisisce il provider IoT tedesco Digital SIM, ampliando la presenza internazionale di melita.io e rafforzando i servizi di connettività IoT in Europa.
Melita acquires German IoT provider Digital SIM, expanding melita.io’s international footprint and enhancing IoT connectivity services across Europe.
Melita übernimmt den deutschen IoT-Anbieter Digital SIM und baut damit die internationale Präsenz von melita.io sowie die IoT-Konnektivitätsdienste in Europa weiter aus.
