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eSIM market set to explode by 2030, claims report - global mobile operators set to be the biggest losers as roaming costs crater

1.3 billion people already own smartphones supporting eSIM globally today Travel eSIM provisioning is projected to rise from 70 million to 280 million by 2030, report claims Specialist providers ...
Computer Weekly

eSIM set to be next mobile industry disruptor

Recent studies have shown that embedded subscriber identity module (eSIM) acceptance is taking off, and now research from CCS Insight has highlighted eSIM as a technology on the cusp of bringing about ...
techtimes

Are E-SIM-Only Phones Good or Bad? Pros, Cons, and Mobile eSIM Setup Guide

E-SIM-only phones represent a shift in mobile technology, replacing physical SIM trays with digital profiles that store carrier information directly on the device. The iPhone 14+ (US) spearheads the ...
Forbes

How ESIM Technology Is Helping MNOs Reclaim Lost Roaming Revenue

Gregory Gundelfinger is the founder and CEO of Telna, helping service providers redefine global connectivity through advances in eSIM tech. For years, mobile network operators (MNOs) have missed out ...
techtimes

T-Mobile Hotspot Data Drain Annoys Users: VPNs and eSIMs Could Be Culprits

Many T-Mobile customers have reported an unexpected issue: their hotspot data allotment is being depleted even when the hotspot feature isn't in use. The culprit behind this mysterious data drain ...