Verizon Expands Global IoT Connectivity Through Strategic Partnerships

Verizon is taking significant steps to enhance connectivity for businesses and everyday users alike by leveraging partnerships with leading service providers. Their latest initiatives promise increased IoT services availability on a global scale, ensuring that customers can remain connected even in remote areas.

Verizon is addressing critical connectivity challenges not only for businesses but also for individual consumers by announcing the integration of IoT connectivity services from two new partners: Singtel, a Singapore-based telecommunications operator, and Skylo, a satellite service provider. This expansion enables Verizon Business IoT customers to access wireless services across up to 200 territories globally using a combination of satellite, roaming, and eSIM technologies supported by Verizon and its partners. The company's Global IoT Orchestration service facilitates the international activation of devices via partner-MNO networks, making Singtel an essential collaborator for regions in the Asia Pacific.

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In the U.S., Verizon is preparing to provide IoT connectivity through Skylo's satellite services, which will extend network coverage into remote areas and is expected to broaden its international reach in the coming years.

“Our IoT services and platforms are designed to meet our customers’ needs wherever they do business, which is all around the world. We’re thrilled to see Global IoT Orchestration in-market now and satellite-enhanced IoT coverage in the U.S. to be available in the near term, enabling worldwide connectivity for our customers from the best partners in the industry.”

“Skylo is honored to deepen our commercial relationship with Verizon for Industrial and Enterprise IoT Solutions. The Verizon ThingSpace platform is renowned for managing and orchestrating IoT devices, and Skylo NTN allows customers to ensure that they and their devices are always connected and never lose coverage.”

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