Grow IoT Business Value Globally With SGP.32 eSIM Connectivity
NuvoLinQ and Kigen have published a joint solution brief on SGP.32, the GSMA’s latest eSIM specification built specifically for IoT deployments, and what it unlocks for businesses scaling connected fleets globally.
SGP.32 extends the flexibility of consumer eSIM to devices that were never designed with a screen or a human in the loop. Profiles can be managed through an eSIM remote IoT Manager (eIM), and the specification is built to reduce the cost and complexity that made large IoT fleets hard to provision under the older M2M standard.
NuvoLinQ is among the first connectivity partners ready for activation on Kigen’s IoT eSIM Starter Kit, a package built to help teams test and scale SGP.32 deployments without building the integration from scratch. The kit pairs 10 GSMA eSA-certified SGP.32 IoT eUICCs with three months of access to Kigen’s eIM and Kigen Pulse, a comprehensive embedded C SDK, and an API-rich environment for validating device-side integration before committing to a full rollout.
The brief below covers what the partnership includes, the four areas it’s designed to help with, planning, cybersecurity and technical readiness, operational excellence, and go-to-market, and how to request a starter kit paired with NuvoLinQ connectivity profiles.
For more on NuvoLinQ’s readiness on the starter kit itself, see NuvoLinQ Is Activation-Ready in the New Kigen IoT eSIM Starter Kit.