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Similar to eUICC, eSIM technology presents an opportunity for businesses to take full control of their connected estate — by virtue of the fact they will not need to physically swap SIM cards to migrate suppliers.

SGP.22 — Business & Industrial

SGP.22 is currently the most widely adopted eSIM standard in industrial routers and connected business devices. Hardware including the Teltonika Networks RUT241 industrial 4G eSIM router uses the GSMA SGP.22 architecture to support remote eSIM profile management through the router interface or remote management platforms.

SGP.32 — Large-Scale IoT

SGP.32 is a newer GSMA standard developed specifically for large-scale IoT deployments such as sensors, industrial monitoring, asset tracking and smart infrastructure. It is designed to simplify remote SIM provisioning for connected devices deployed at scale and is expected to become increasingly important as the IoT eSIM ecosystem matures.

SGP.22 — Business & IndustrialWidely adopted in industrial routers and connected business devices.
SGP.32 — Large-Scale IoTDesigned for sensors, industrial monitoring and asset tracking deployed at scale.
No Physical SIM SwapRemote profile download means supplier migration without site visits.
KeySIM SGP SupportKeySIM supports both SGP.22 and SGP.32 for compatible hardware.

eSIM — Frequently Asked Questions

SGP.22 is the most widely adopted eSIM standard in industrial routers and connected business devices today. SGP.32 is a newer GSMA standard developed specifically for large-scale IoT deployments such as sensors, industrial monitoring and asset tracking.

Compatible eSIM-enabled devices can remotely download and manage mobile network profiles without physically replacing the SIM, though many industrial deployments still use a physical eUICC SIM that supports remote profile switching.

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