Verizon, Aeris target headache of inbound IoT connections
Verizon Business and IoT platform provider Aeris are joining forces to make it easier for global companies to run connected devices in the US. The deal links Aeris’ IoTA Inbound Services with Verizon’s ThingSpace platform, with a focus on inbound connectivity for enterprises that already manage outbound connections across multiple regions.
The partners say they are using the GSMA SGP.32 eSIM standard to support remote provisioning and central management of devices, including 5G hardware in sectors such as automotive, industrial automation and smart cities. Today, many enterprises juggle multiple contracts and platforms to keep devices online in different countries. Aeris and Verizon claim their combined service will cut US device onboarding from months to weeks and give customers one interface for provisioning, billing and analytics, while leaning on Aeris’ existing security tools.
More from Technology
TL;DR: Space Compass signed a memorandum of understanding with Apolink and JSAT International to explore optical data relay links between geosynchrono...
TL;DR: GNSS satellites provide positioning and timing used by smartphones, cars, and critical infrastructure. RCR Wireless News reported on April 10,...
TL;DR: Bangladesh Submarine Cables warned that internet services in Bangladesh may slow down or face disruptions until Monday. The disruption is linke...
TL;DR: Cisco detailed optical networking updates aimed at AI networking infrastructure, according to a Light Reading report. The report says Cisco foc...
TL;DR: Instagram now lets users edit comments after posting. 9to5Mac reported the change on April 9, 2026. The source excerpt did not specify the edit...
TL;DR: 404 Media reported on April 9, 2026 that the FBI recovered deleted Signal messages from an iPhone's notification database. The report said the...