Telefónica and Thales launch IoT eSIM service in Brazil

Telefónica and Thales launched an eSIM service for Internet of Things (IoT) devices in Brazil, according to Light Reading's EMEA roundup published on October 10, 2024.

TL;DR

  • Telefónica and Thales launched an IoT eSIM service in Brazil.
  • The service uses eSIM technology for remote provisioning of IoT device connectivity.
  • Light Reading reported the launch in its regional roundup alongside other telecom infrastructure updates.

Telefónica is working with Thales on an eSIM offer for IoT deployments in Brazil. An eSIM is an embedded SIM built into a device, and it allows remote activation and management of mobile connectivity without swapping a physical SIM card.

The report does not provide pricing, launch dates beyond the publication date, or named customer deployments. The item appears as part of a broader regional telecom news roundup published by Light Reading.

Thales supplies eSIM technology used to support IoT connectivity management. IoT refers to connected devices such as sensors, meters, and industrial equipment that use mobile networks to send and receive data.

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