We recently wrote about 5G, the GSMA’s thoughts and Telecom26’s 5G networks. 

In an earlier blog “The growing IoT healthcare sector – and the need for IoT Connectivity”, we wrote about how and why “the global internet of medical things (IoMT) market is expected to swell to a $158 billion valuation in 2022, up from $41 billion in 2017”.

This paper The Future of Travel Mobility A Vodafone whitepaper prepared by Juniper Research talks about how “5G networks and eSIMs are shaping the future of travel mobility” and “addresses two key questions:

5G will be discussed extensively by operators and vendors at the upcoming Mobile World Congress including Telecom26.  The number of countries in which we can offer 5G is growing all the time – currently 50+  - and 5G is available to all our customers with the same pricing as our other services so there are no extra charges or hidden costs. 

Last year Shanghai was named as the smartest city in the world, followed by Seoul, Barcelona, Beijing and NYC. We discussed this and the role of Telecom26 and IoT in enabling smart cities in this blog.

Our team of maritime connectivity experts were interested to read this recent article about global shipping in The Economist which says that global “supply chains have returned to normal” following the disruptions caused by COVID and the grounding of the Ever Given in the Suez Canal as evidenced by the fact that

Providing Maritime Connectivity to vessels of all sizes is one of Telecom26’s core competencies.

January is well and truly here and our global connectivity team is already hard at work preparing for the GSMA’s Mobile World Congress which will run in Barcelona from 27 February until 2 March.

As 2022 draws to a close, our team of global and IoT connectivity experts have been assessing Telecom26’s progress during the year.  Telecom26 enables global connectivity and data connectivity, anywhere - so that your device can connect to the best available network, regardless of location.