Physical and embedded SIM (eSIM) cards play a big role in exactly where and how a device connects to a private LTE and 5G wireless network.
Check out Episode 13 of Office Hours to get answers to questions like…
- How do SIM cards work to connect devices to a private mobile network?
- Can a device have more than one SIM card? How would that be useful?
- What’s the difference between a physical SIM and an embedded SIM (eSIM)?
- How can SIM cards be remotely provisioned and updated with new profiles?
Key Takeaways
- SIM cards store a device's identity, security keys, certificates, and subscriber information.
- There are two variations of SIM, physical and embedded. An embedded SIM (eSIM) can be downloaded where a physical SIM needs to be installed on the device.
- QR codes can be used to download an embedded SIM profile onto smart devices, simplifying installation and management.
- SIM cards can also be remotely provisioned over wifi, allowing enterprises to leverage their existing wireless network as they build their private LTE / 5G wireless infrastructure.
Related
For more information, check out these related resources:
- See our solution in action with one of our product journeys
- Subscribe to the Celona YouTube channel
- Watch other videos on the Office Hours playlist
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