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Onomondo has done something most SGP.32 connectivity providers have quietly avoided: it has built its own eIM, the eSIM IoT Remote Manager, and it says you can use...
Read more →Answer-first summary: The industry sells SGP.32 as the end of operator lock-in. That claim is half true, which is what makes it dangerous. SGP.32 genuinely dissolves the lock...
Read more →On 28 May 2026 the GSMA published SGP.32 v1.3, alongside a matching SGP.31 v1.3 architecture update and, the day before, an updated eUICC PKI Certificate Policy v2.3. If...
Read more →July 2026 was the busiest month SGP.32 has had. For most of its life the GSMA’s IoT eSIM standard was something the industry talked about rather than shipped....
Read more →The distance between an eSIM standard existing and an eSIM standard being usable is where a lot of IoT projects quietly stall. Kigen has just put something in...
Read more →A definitive industry reference guide for IoT architects, network engineers, procurement teams, industrial automation specialists, MNOs, MVNOs and enterprise connectivity managers. Published: SGP32.co.uk | Edition: 2026 Contents Section...
Read more →Multi-network IoT SIM cards are often sold as the answer to reliable M2M connectivity. The idea sounds simple: if one mobile network has poor coverage or goes down,...
Read more →SGP.32 v1.2 is the current GSMA specification for IoT eSIM remote provisioning. It has been driving every commercial deployment, certification programme, and hardware design happening in 2025 and...
Read more →Telenor IoT begins commercial delivery of SGP.32 SIM cards on 17 April 2026 - today. With 30 million connected devices in operation and customers including Volvo and Scania, this is not a pilot. Here is what the launch actually means for the SGP.32 ecosystem.
Read more →The UK authority on eSIM and eUICC - consumer, M2M and IoT standards explained