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The Router Isn’t the Story Anymore: Robustel, Kigen and the Plastic eSIM

The Router Isn’t the Story Anymore: Robustel, Kigen and the Plastic eSIM

August 3, 2026 by James Hatton
Robustel Kigen Plastic eSIM

Connectivity The Router Isn’t the Story Anymore: Robustel, Kigen and the Plastic eSIM For a couple of years, “eSIM router” meant new silicon and a new SKU. Robustel’s move with Kigen argues otherwise: the shortest route to an … Read more

Categories IoT UK Tags eSIM retrofit, eSIM Router, eUICC, Industrial IoT, iot router, Kigen, plastic SIM, RCMS, Robustel, SGP.32 2 Comments
Edge Computing in 2026: An IoT UK Report

Edge Computing in 2026: An IoT UK Report

July 21, 2026 by Peter Green
IoT UK Edge Computing Report 2026

Edge computing has spent a decade as a slide-deck word. In 2026 it is a line on a purchase order. This IoT UK report looks at what the term actually means in practice, what runs on these devices, … Read more

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