NEW YORK – WEBWIRE – Wednesday, March 5, 2025
What you need to know:
- Singtel joins Bell Canada and Telenor IoT as Mobile Network Operator (MNO) partners providing international IoT connectivity through Verizons Global IoT Orchestration offering, which is now commercially available.
- Skylo is powering satellite-IoT connectivity and services for network assurance in areas where terrestrial connectivity is challenged.
- Verizon Business IoT customers can now access wireless services in up to 200 territories around the world, conveniently managed through Verizon Business ThingSpace IoT management platform.
Verizon Business has added IoT connectivity services from two new partners — Singapore-based operator Singtel and satellite service provider Skylo — to its suite of global IoT offerings. Verizon Business IoT customers can now access wireless services in up to 200 territories worldwide using complementary satellite, roaming, and native eSIM services from Verizon and its partners, all conveniently managed through the Verizon ThingSpace IoT management portal.
Singapore-based communications technology group Singtel is the latest to partner with Verizon Business for its Global IoT Orchestration service, which allows Verizon Business customers to activate devices internationally using partner-MNO networks and services. Singtel will be a key partner supporting customers with the deployment of IoT connectivity in the Asia Pacific region. Global IoT Orchestration is now commercially available, offering international connectivity services from Singtel and previously announced collaborators Bell Canada and Telenor IoT.
In the United States, Verizon will be positioned to offer IoT connectivity from satellite service provider Skylo, extending domestic network coverage to areas where cellular connectivity may be challenged. Coverage availability is expected to expand internationally in the future.
Global IoT Orchestration is integrated in the Verizon ThingSpace IoT managem