Com4 announced that it is the first operator partner for Deutsche Telekom’s nuSIM initiative.

Com4, a global IoT cellular operator, announced that it is the first operator partner for Deutsche Telekom’s nuSIM initiative. In doing so, Com4 confirms its commitment to supporting the nuSIM integrated SIM solution.

Several years ago, Com4 became one of the world’s first operators to offer interoperable eUICCs (“eSIMs”). Today the eUICC is commonplace in many segments of the IoT market, offering customers robust and flexible connectivity over the whole device lifecycle. With this announcement, Com4 supplements its existing subscriber management services to encompass a much wider set of use-cases. Com4 has long-standing business relationships to several members of the nuSIM initiative, so this move will help to leverage the nuSIM technology rapidly and effectively.

Pete Vickers, CTO at Com4, comments:

“We are committed to pursuing an active role in the nuSIM initiative. NuSIM is well aligned with our strategic goals of streamlining processes, cost effective service delivery and added value for customers. It also confirms Com4 as an early-mover, something which enables us to deliver competitive advantages to our customer base”.

Stefan Kaliner, Head of UICC Development at Deutsche Telekom, comments:

“We are very pleased to welcome Com4 as the first nuSIM operator outside our own footprint. This significantly increases the market presence in key areas, as well as providing diversity in the ecosystem. Com4’s IoT focus is a great match for the nuSIM technology”.

About Com4

Com4 is an international mobile (cellular) operator headquartered in Oslo, Norway; with focus on IoT and M2M communications. The company was founded in 2011 and is one of few dedicated IoT operators with their own core network for production of mobile connectivity & services. Com4 offers a broad spectrum of products and services tailored to the professional market. In particular eUICC for subscription management; support for both NB-IoT & Cat.M radio technologies as well as traditional 2G/3G/4G; high availability and high security connectivity options; global coverage via coveted 901 ITU network code; advanced management portal & APIs.