There’s already speculation in some quarters regarding the potential role that 5G can play in the super yacht sector, drawing on other activities within the maritime industry. It will certainly enable new applications, enhance automation and help deliver better coverage for both people and devices – but let’s make sure we get LTE right first.

5G has a key role to play as a self-contained ship-based network to serve massive deployments of IoT devices and applications in maritime environments. It will allow full ship-wide coverage, across thousands of containers and their cargo, while also supporting new forms of documentation and ledgers.

Private networks are gaining interest for industrial and enterprise use cases – but they also address very specific communications needs. What’s needed is the capability to deliver permanent, temporary or portable solutions, with the flexibility to enable full control to the users.

• First-of-its-kind digital connectivity service purpose built for healthcare devices in low-resource settings

• SIMplicity global SIM cards will provide low-cost, enhanced data connectivity worldwide

Zug Switzerland – 26 February 2018 – GPS Global selects Telecom26 as their connectivity partner for expanding their fleet 
management tracking business across the South American continent, using Telecom26’s global multi-IMSI M2M SIMs.

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Switzerland, February 2018: Telecom26 has partnered with Emirates Data Clearing House (EDCH) - Middle East’s largest mobile services