Travel And New Devices Driving Global eSIM Adoption

Global use of embedded SIMs is finally starting to accelerate as international travel and wider device support push the technology towards the mainstream.

What Is An eSIM And Why Does It Matter Now?

An eSIM (embedded SIM) is a programmable chip built directly into a phone or other device, replacing the removable plastic SIM card. Instead of inserting a new card when you change network, you download a digital “profile” from a mobile operator or travel provider. That means you can switch to a new plan, or add local data while abroad, without touching the hardware.