The announcement by Apple that its new iPhone XS, XS Max and XR handsets were to feature an e-SIM as part of a dual SIM configuration was meant to mark a watershed moment for embedded SIM technology.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is opening up entirely new markets for mobile connectivity, and in doing so is reshaping the mobile industry ecosystem almost from scratch.
Generally speaking, the regulatory environment in most Asian countries has become much more supportive of MVNOs,
The Asia-Pacific region is alive with examples of every single nuance that plays a role in the MVNO industry.
This year, the regulatory blockers that had in the past stymied MVNO growth were lifted, which has consequently allowed MVNOs to flourish.
From the MVNO’s standpoint, eSIM has both financial and logistical advantages.
Given the limited opportunities for increasing unique subscriber number, intense competition on price and modest patterns of revenue growth, it may seem counterintuitive that Europe is still viewed as the key region for driving global MVNO growth.
UK telecoms regulator Ofcom has fined MVNO Giffgaff £1.4 million for double-charging some of its pay-as-you-go customers.
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has publicly stated he believes the concessions made by T-Mobile US and Sprint are enough to ensure the merger would be in the public interest.
Telecoms.com periodically invites third parties to share their views on the industry’s most pressing issues. In this piece, Darren King, Head of Business Development for Three’s wholesale division, assesses the future for MVNOs.
After launching the MVNO service in 2015, Project Fi has trundled along without any real fanfare, but a rebrand of the service suggests it might get a bit more attention over the coming months.
Lynda Burton, Director of Wholesale for Three UK, discusses the future of sub brands and the value they will bring to an operator’s MVNO strategy.
Director of Wholesale at Three, Lynda Burton shares her predictions for 5G, its benefits to customers and partners, and the most exciting use cases.
Following rumours earlier this year that Standard Bank had plans to launch an MVNO, the South African bank has finally confirmed the not so secret news.
In this report, the MVNOs Series team investigates the latest trends and challenges European mobile virtual network operators are facing. What are the lessons to be learnt from the world’s oldest, largest and most mature market?
Digitalization and virtualization are two of the key terms used to describe the next phase of the digital journey and this report looks at each in the context of what they mean to the mobile industry – how is digitalization creating brand new modes of operation and business models for mobile operators, and how is network virtualization shifting the paradigm in terms of what mobile can deliver and achieve?
The iSIM technology offers multiple benefits for all players within the IoT space, including lowers costs in the supply chain.
The MVNOs Series team caught with David Glickman and Sarah Neill, from Ultra Mobile, on the latest developments in the North American mobile and virtual network mobile markets.
Blockchain has the power to connect the world globally and seamlessly in all industries.
The North American MVNO market is one of the most mature and developed in the world. It is also one of the most diverse, complex and competitive, with three major markets in three huge countries demonstrating very different characteristics and very different opportunities for MVNOs.
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