M2M Bulk SMS

Great to see M2M eSIM infrastructure featured this week across Channel Life UK, IT Brief UK and Telco News UK right on the run‑up to GSMA MWC Barcelona.
The coverage highlights how our partner‑ready eSIM ecosystem is becoming a core building block for global connectivity platforms. As demand accelerates across mobility, travel and enterprise, partners are looking for infrastructure that is scalable, carrier‑agnostic and built for real‑time control, not just another SIM supplier!

What stood out in the articles is how our platform now goes beyond connectivity alone. Alongside our global eSIM stack, partners can tap into a full multi‑channel messaging layer across WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger for Business, TikTok, RCS and more, giving them a unified way to engage users, automate journeys and deliver richer customer experiences at scale.

What the industry is recognising:
✅ A fully managed, globally deployable eSIM ecosystem
✅ Real‑time provisioning, diagnostics and lifecycle control
✅ Multi‑channel messaging across the world’s most used apps
✅ A platform built for mobility, travel and next‑gen digital services

With MWC days away, the timing couldn’t be better. The market is shifting fast, and partners want infrastructure that helps them launch, scale and differentiate without complexity or lock‑in.

Looking forward to continuing these conversations in Barcelona and meeting partners who want to build the next wave of global connectivity and customer engagement.

Learn more; https://m2mdataconnect.com/mwc-barcelona-2026-partner-meetings/

Waymo’s Driverless Taxis Are Coming to London—But at What Cost to Taxi Operators?

Waymo, Alphabet’s autonomous vehicle arm, is set to launch the UK’s first driverless taxi service in London next year. With no human backup drivers, this marks a major shift in urban mobility—and a serious disruption for traditional taxi operators.

⚠️ The Risks for the Taxi Industry:
• Job displacement: Thousands of licensed drivers could face reduced demand or redundancy.
• Market erosion: With tech-driven fleets offering lower operational costs, legacy operators may struggle to compete.
• Regulatory grey zones: Safety, liability, and operational standards for AVs are still evolving—creating uncertainty for all players.
• Loss of human touch: For many passengers, the experience of a knowledgeable, personable driver is part of the journey. That’s at risk of being replaced by algorithms.

London’s iconic black cabs and private hire services have long been part of the city’s fabric. As AVs enter the scene, it’s vital to ensure fair competition, robust regulation, and a future that includes—not excludes—human drivers.