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Jan 27, 2026 · 4 minutes to read

The new eSIM standard SGP.32 is designed specifically for IoT and unlocks the next generation of connected devices. With efficient remote management, improved scalability, and flexibility, managing and deploying IoT projects becomes easier than ever, both locally and globally.

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IoT

Jan 22, 2026 · 2 minutes to read

Public transportation plays a critical role in the transition to a more sustainable society. Telia's IoT services give transit authorities and operators the digital tools they need to optimize operations, reduce emissions, and improve the travel experience for both passengers and drivers. According to the latest analysis from Berg Insight, the number of buses using Telia's Smart Public Transport services continues to grow across the Nordic region.

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IoT

Oct 17, 2025 · 3 minutes to read

Digital fraud, corporate breaches, and cyber warfare. Today's threat landscape makes data protection more critical than ever. Yet many still build IoT deployments without considering how data is actually protected. Here are the security aspects you should consider when connecting devices – from sensor all the way to your IT environment.

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IoT

Oct 02, 2025 · 3 minutes to read

IoT can be complex and drain resources from what really matters: turning collected data into tangible business value, customer benefits, and societal impact. With IoT Monitoring, we've created a flexible plug-and-play offering that simplifies IoT infrastructure management – from IoT devices and reliable connectivity to a secure IoT platform built to scale. So you can focus more energy on your core business and create real value from your data.

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IoT

May 13, 2025 · 3 minutes to read

Public transport should be simple, safe, and comfortable – that's the foundation of Östgötatrafiken's work to encourage more people to choose sustainable travel over driving. A key part of this is removing unnecessary barriers and offering modern digital services that make the journey smoother. With a smart and secure contactless ticketing system, Östgötatrafiken can offer passengers a frictionless public transport experience across all its vehicles.

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IoT

Apr 29, 2025 · 4 minutes to read

Sensorem's smartwatch with personal alarm gives seniors greater independence in daily life. With Telia's IoT connectivity, the watch works both indoors and outdoors – wherever the user is in the world.

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IoT

Mar 27, 2025 · 4 minutes to read

Followit AB is Sweden's leading specialist in tracking wild animals, shipments, vehicles, people, and valuable assets. It's a business built on safety and security, where everything needs to work – everywhere, all the time. That's why Followit uses Telia for its IoT connectivity.

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IoT

Jan 21, 2025 · 2 minutes to read

Sustainable public transport is critical to managing the impact of climate change. Telia's Smart Public Transport offerings help Nordic transit authorities and operators optimize operations and reduce emissions. According to analysis from Berg Insight, the number of public transport buses in the Nordic region using Telia's IoT technology onboard continues to grow.

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IoT

Dec 16, 2024 · 3 minutes to read

The benefits of public transportation are clear: fewer cars on the road open up cities while reducing congestion and CO2 emissions. By optimizing every aspect of the journey, public transportation can become even more efficient. Digitalization and real-time data are both keys to sustainability, enabling optimization of efficiency and reduction of wasted energy, costs, and emissions. In this article, we share three examples.