After its successful collaboration with Vodafone Business IoT at IoT Tech Expo in Amsterdam last week, rSIM is entering the North American market with a mission to transform IoT connectivity through enhanced network resilience and reliability.
At MWC Las Vegas, rSIM will demonstrate its patented technology, which autonomously monitors network conditions and seamlessly switches between mobile operators when disruptions occur, ensuring maximum uptime for IoT applications. By embedding intelligence within the SIM card itself, rSIM offers a significant leap forward in connectivity solutions for Mobile Operator and IoT devices alike.
Richard Cunliffe, Director at rSIM, stated:
“Our expansion into North America marks a significant milestone for rSIM. We’ve seen the impact our technology can have on IoT deployments in Europe, and we’re excited to bring that same innovation and reliability to North America.”
MWC Las Vegas provides a strategic platform for rSIM to connect with Mobile Operators, solution providers and device manufacturers who are looking for solutions to increase network resilience. The rSIM technology is particularly well-suited for sectors requiring Always On, real-time connectivity, where downtime is simply not an option.
“We look forward to engaging with partners from the US, Canada, and Mexico, and demonstrating how rSIM can drive better performance and reliability across their IoT ecosystems.” added Cristina Barlow, Head of Strategic Partnerships, North America at rSIM.
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