A new startup promises to give wireless network operators complete control over their eSIM ecosystem, a strategy that stands as an alternative to existing SIM providers like Giesecke & Devrient.
When the iPhone 14 launched earlier this month, plenty of analysts began warning that the gadget’s reliance on eSIM technology would create challenges for established network operators.
“Forcing eSIM [in the iPhone 14] only reduces friction to switch and opens up new consumer facing, enterprise, and private network business models,” wrote the financial analysts at LightShed Partners. “This is a positive for new entrants and developers on open platforms, like Dish/Amazon.”…
