eSIM in the consumer market: tracking devices and services launches, forecasting adoption through to 2030
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With eSIM smartphone connections doubling globally between 2022 and 2023 and expected to double again in 2024, getting regular updates on the state of eSIM commercialisation is key for companies looking to formulate or adjust their commercial eSIM strategies and plans.
This tracker provides relevant data related to eSIM in the consumer market across three main areas: commercialisation of eSIM consumer devices by OEM brand and type of device (smartphone, tablet and smartwatch); countries and operators that have launched commercial eSIM service for smartphones; and consumer adoption forecast for eSIM in the smartphone market through to 2030 (global and regional figures).
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