In an earlier blog Has 5G been a success so far? our team of global connectivity and IoT Connectivity experts examined the 5G numbers behind Ericsson’s famous Mobility Report:

As a fast-growing, independent, global mobile and maritime operator with our own network core and operational assets, Telecom26’s team of global connectivity experts use both cellular and satellite to connect our customers – and are always looking for opportunities to enhance our coverage on-land and at sea.

Our team of global connectivity and IoT Connectivity experts have recently written a new white paper titled “What does 5G bring to your business?” which you can download here.

Next week the Telecom26 IoT connectivity team that works with our healthcare customers will be off to MedTech Ireland.

In our previous blog IoT connectivity for freight on-land, our maritime connectivity experts examined how COVID has raised awareness about the fragility of global supply chains – and discussed how freight companies, manufacturers and retailers are turning to IoT data to collect information about goods while in transit.

As well as maritime connectivity, another of Telecom26’s core services is IoT connectivity for freight vehicles travelling over-land.

Our team of maritime connectivity experts are busy preparing for SMM, the leading international maritime trade fair which will take place in Hamburg, Germany from 6 to 9 September.

As part of our occasional blogs on the people who are building Telecom26, in July we found out more about the work of Telecom26’s International Roaming Manager, Pietro Cotino. In this blog we introduce Cristian Apostol.

Our team of maritime connectivity experts have long been focused on the needs of the commercial shipping sector. In June we celebrated The Day of the Seafarer, by having another deep dive into our maritime connectivity portfolio.