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Future-proof Connectivity Road Map

Say hello to the Internet of Things.
How does IoT benefit your business?
Identify which products you can replace with a multi-network SIM.
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In the past, internet access was mainly through computers. As smaller devices gained internet capabilities, the need for inter-device communication arose, leading to the Internet of Things (IoT) smarter solutions concept.

IoT involves internet-connected physical devices that gather and share data across networks. Despite differing development platforms, they share common core architecture components. Looking ahead, by 2025, Openreach’s phase-out of PSTN lines will impact 500,000 point-of-sale machines handling £30 billion in annual transactions. The transition from analogue services continues, converting around 50,000 lines weekly until late 2025, also affecting over a million UK telehealth devices on analogue lines. Join us on your journey to an All IP business and smarter solutions.

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What solutions are retiring?

3G and 2G

3G, or third-generation, and 2G, or second-generation, are mobile network technologies that have served us well over the years, providing faster data speeds and enabling mobile internet access. However, with advancements in technology, they are now retiring to make way for more advanced and efficient networks like 4G and 5G. The retirement of 3G and 2G is driven by the need for increased bandwidth, improved network reliability, and enhanced user experiences. Upgrading to newer network generations ensures faster connectivity, low latency, and better support for emerging technologies and applications.

Analogue Lines

The era of analogue lines is giving way to the rise of IoT (Internet of Things) technology, marking a transformative shift in how we connect and communicate. Analogue lines, once prevalent for voice and basic data transmission, are gradually expiring as businesses and individuals adopt IoT devices that seamlessly gather, transmit, and exchange data through the internet. IoT’s network of interconnected devices enables real-time monitoring, remote control, and data analysis, revolutionising industries This transition signifies a leap towards a more interconnected and data-driven world, leaving analogue lines in the past and embracing the boundless possibilities of IoT-driven communication.

What are the All IP replacements?

IoT SIM Card

Unlock the potential of smart devices with our IoT SIM card — a versatile multi-network 4G solution offering your business global coverage.

Multi-network, EU coverage.
Data pool to avoid high bills.
Wearable devices, human-to-robot collaboration, automated checkouts, : smart buildings, street lighting & more.

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5G SIM Router

Our SIM router, typically known as a failover, means that your broadband connection is backed up by a secure 5G connection if your main connectivity service fails.

Rapid Deployment: comes as a standalone solution to provide businesses with a secure data connection.
Worldwide Access: access your router from networks across multiple countries.
Backup Device: serves as a superior connectivity backup solution aiding business continuity.

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Router Gateway

Our Router Gateway solution that ensures business continuity and seamless hosting of telephony solutions and cloud systems.

Superior cellular connectivity: Reliable primary option or backup to fixed lines.
Ultra-high 5G speeds while maintaining ultra-low latency.
Static IP provides fast, secure, and reliable managed 5G network connectivity.

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