IoT Glossary

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Discover how logistics IoT SIMs enhance supply chains with real-time tracking, cost savings, and efficiency. Optimise your fleet's connectivity today.

Discover how IoT transforms healthcare with remote monitoring, smart hospitals and wearables. Learn about benefits, architecture, challenges, emerging trends and FAQs.

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Discover the ins and outs of M2M connectivity with this comprehensive article that explores all factors of machine-to-machine technology.

Explore key differences between IoT and consumer routers and discover why IoT routers are vital for seamless connectivity in industrial and harsh conditions.

Learn everything there is to know about IoT connectivity with our comprehensive guide from types of IoT connectivity to the key features to consider.

Today, the widespread utilisation of IoT devices on a global scale has become a standard operational procedure for many businesses.

A fixed public IP SIM card or a static private IP SIM is a SIM card that is assigned a specific Internet Protocol (IP) which doesn’t change.

The term eUICC refers to an Embedded Universal Integrated Circuit Card, also known as an embedded SIM or an IoT eSIM.

Narrowband IoT or NB-IoT is a type of low-power wide-area cellular technology that is crucial for connecting IoT devices.

ICCID stands for Integrated Circuit Card Identification Number. In short, it is a unique set of 18 to 22 digits which is assigned to a SIM card, allowing it to be completely distinguishable and have its own identity.