Messages sent from software systems to users, such as alerts, OTPs, or promotional texts.
A marketing label for enhanced 4G LTE technology that provides improved speed and latency, bridging the gap to full 5G
Advanced analytics powered by artificial intelligence that processes large IoT datasets to provide actionable insights and operational improvements.
Airlinq’s connected vehicle platform enabling automotive OEMs to deploy digital services and create new monetization opportunities through connected car experiences.
The gateway a mobile device uses to connect to the internet via a carrier network, defining connection settings.
Applications and services specifically designed and optimized to run in cloud computing environments, enabling scalability, flexibility, and rapid deployment.
An integrated digital environment connecting vehicles, networks, enterprises, and consumers to deliver advanced IoT-enabled services seamlessly.
A dedicated digital platform for discovering and activating third-party services, apps, and solutions directly accessible within connected vehicles.
A software solution for managing cellular IoT connectivity, including SIMs, data, and device status.
A high-capacity router that forms the backbone of a large network, handling massive data flows.
An online platform facilitating the buying, selling, and distribution of digital services directly within connected ecosystems such as vehicles and IoT networks.
Sharing a single data plan across multiple SIMs or devices to optimize usage and reduce costs.
The process of preparing and activating devices on IoT networks, ensuring secure connectivity, appropriate configurations, and operational readiness.
A distributed computing framework where data is processed near the source, minimizing latency and enhancing IoT and automotive application performance.
A router at the boundary of a network that connects internal systems to external networks, often used in IoT for secure access.
A programmable SIM card embedded in a device, allowing remote provisioning, seamless network switching, and simplified IoT device management globally.
Built-in network capabilities within devices or vehicles, enabling continuous communication without external dongles or add-ons.
Revenue-generating strategies within interconnected ecosystems, leveraging partnerships, shared services, and digital transactions.
A programmable SIM embedded in a device, supporting remote management of carrier profiles.
Digital solutions and telematics used to oversee, coordinate, and optimize vehicle fleet operations, improving efficiency and reducing costs.
Comprehensive systems that manage, monitor, and optimize connectivity of IoT devices and vehicles across diverse geographic regions and networks.
A 2G standard for digital cellular networks, enabling voice and basic data services globally.
A database in GSM networks storing details about each subscriber, including profile, location, and services.
Integrated systems providing information and entertainment in vehicles, including navigation, multimedia, connectivity, and personalized digital services.
A SIM integrated into a device’s chip or board, offering space savings and increased durability.
An expanded concept of IoT, connecting not just devices but people, data, and processes intelligently.
A complex network of interconnected IoT devices, software, services, and connectivity, facilitating intelligent interactions and data exchange.
Strategies enabling businesses to generate revenue from Internet of Things services, applications, and device connectivity.
A router designed to support reliable and secure connectivity for IoT devices and systems.
Practices and technologies used to protect IoT systems, devices, and data from cyber threats.
The layers of technology that power an IoT solution — including hardware, network, software, and cloud services.
A protocol suite that encrypts and authenticates IP traffic to secure communication over IP networks.
A low-power networking protocol for long-range, battery-efficient IoT connectivity.
Wireless networks like LoRa or NB-IoT designed for long-range, low-bandwidth, battery-operated IoT devices.
A cellular module category optimized for IoT with lower bandwidth needs and better power efficiency.
A low-power cellular standard tailored for IoT devices that need long battery life and deep coverage.
A SIM card purpose-built for machine-to-machine communication, with robust features like roaming and remote provisioning.
A telecom provider that owns its network infrastructure and offers mobile connectivity services.
A cloud-based IoT ecosystem platform by Airlinq, designed for enterprises and telecom operators to build and scale global IoT solutions efficiently.
A centralized facility managing network infrastructure and connectivity, providing proactive monitoring and troubleshooting services.
The process by which a device chooses which cellular network to connect to, based on rules or signal quality.
A standardized communication protocol between EV charging stations and backend systems.
An open-source VPN protocol used to create secure, encrypted connections over public networks.
A digital device that tracks and reports energy usage in real time to utility providers and consumers.
A virtual SIM solution implemented in software, allowing remote provisioning without a physical chip.
A connectionless, lightweight transport protocol used for fast, real-time transmissions like video or voice, without reliability checks.
A 3G mobile standard that supports higher-speed data and multimedia services.
A real-time messaging protocol used in mobile networks, typically for service codes like balance checks.
Strategies enabling automotive OEMs and service providers to generate revenue from vehicle-generated data insights.
Technology enabling vehicles to communicate with other vehicles (V2V), infrastructure (V2I), pedestrians (V2P), and networks (V2N) for enhanced safety and mobility.