Leading global IoT connectivity provider

Arqia is a licensed Brazilian Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) providing IoT connectivity and private LTE/5G networks throughout Brazil, as well as across South and Central America, with coverage reaching over 96% of Brazilian territory. Its SIM cards offer network redundancy, supported by a management platform, to deliver compliant, locally licensed connectivity for customers operating in smart cities, logistics and agribusiness.

Blue Wireless delivers fully managed global network services, often combining 4G/5G and Starlink satellite connectivity with end-to-end SLAs for industries worldwide such as retail, mining and maritime. It sells both directly to enterprises and through partners, giving them a turnkey, single-supplier alternative to building their own wireless WAN. 

COM4 operates its own mobile core network to deliver low-latency IoT connectivity across the Nordics and Eastern Europe, with eSIM and iSIM support from 5G satellite services. Its carrier-agnostic SIMs and management platform serve energy, logistics, healthcare and smart city customers needing reliable Nordic and regional reach.

Comms365 designs and operates resilient business connectivity for UK organisations that can't afford downtime, combining SD-WAN, IoT, bonded internet, satellite and 4G/5G into one managed network. It's the specialist for sites and services where connectivity itself is mission-critical, from retail to remote and temporary locations.

datamobile provides scalable multi-network SIM connectivity for high-volume, global M2M deployments, with particular strength in Germany, Eastern Europe and Asia. Its direct sales approach and tailored support suit businesses running large device fleets across transport, energy and security, from 4G and 5G to LTE-M and NB-IoT. 

Jola sells on a wholesale basis to MSPs, ISPs, IT support companies and telecommunication resellers. These channel partners supply M2M and IoT solutions to public sector organisations and enterprises worldwide.

Matooma brings secure, flexible IoT connectivity to SMBs across France, with strength in smart city, security, alarm and telehealth applications. Its multi-operator SIMs, connectivity platform and private network are sold through a digital-led, self-service model suited to smaller deployments without sacrificing reliability.

Mobius Networks provides resilient IoT connectivity for the UK's most safety- and compliance-critical environments, with deep roots in the public sector. Its private APNs, network analytics and high-touch support suit healthcare, transport and mission-critical use cases where failure isn't an option. 

SIMETRY is a US-based managed IoT connectivity provider, born out of Stallion Infrastructure Services and now extending its reach into Mexico. It combines multi-carrier cellular connectivity, unified SIM and device management, IoT hardware and 24/7 US-based support into a single managed service for North American enterprises. 

Things Mobile makes IoT connectivity simple to buy and manage, with pay-as-you-go multi-network SIMs sold direct online, through Amazon and other digital channels. Its self-service portal and transparent pricing suit developers, prosumers and SMBs building smart city, logistics and agriculture projects at any scale. 

Webbing is a global full MVNO with its own distributed core network and local breakouts on every continent, delivering secure, resilient, low-latency connectivity for enterprises and wholesale partners. Its multi-network connectivity and centralised management simplify global deployments across enterprise mobility, IoT, automotive and video surveillance. WebbingCNCT, WebbingCTRL and native SGP.32 support provide flexible connectivity and remote eSIM management at scale.

Zipit Wireless is a US-based managed IoT connectivity provider. In addition to offering multi-network IoT connectivity services to enterprise, it gives OEMs and solution providers in the US and Canada the tools to launch and monetise their own IoT services. Its multi-carrier SIM management can combine with onward, white-label billing so partners can sell connected products directly to end customers, not just connect them.