From u-blox to Trasna: Your questions answered As you may know, u-blox’s cellular modules are now part of Trasna. It’s the same trusted products and team, but now with even greater possibilities. To support a smooth transition, we’ve compiled the FAQs below to help clarify the process and what to expect going forward. ‍ Frequently...

eSIM security with Generative AI Addressing challenges, innovations & measures Industry is undergoing a major transformation driven by the rise of generative AI technologies. The telecoms sector is no different, as intelligent algorithms and data-driven approaches redefine operations and security measures, especially for eSIMs, are being reimagined to adapt to new standards, such as eSIM...

Why your IoT future is stronger than ever with Trasna The future of u-blox's cellular IoT modules is not only secure – it's now part of something much bigger. With the acquisition of u-blox's cellular module business, Trasna has strengthened its position as a global leader in secure, end-to-end IoT solutions. The integration brings together...

Cellular modules are now part of Trasna Looking for u-blox cellular IoT modules? They're now part of something bigger, Trasna, and that's a good thing. It's the same great products and team, you know but now with greater possibilities. As a complete chip-to-cloud provider, Trasna remains fully committed to its new cellular IoT modules (previously...

Demand for a single IoT provider drives strong H1 results for Trasna The IoT market is seeing a clear shift as more telcos and IoT providers move to single-provider models to simplify deployments, strengthen security and gain end-to-end control. Trasna’s strong performance in the first half of 2025 reflects this trend, with SIM orders up...

How telcos can implement eSIM IoT In September 2022, Apple introduced the first eSIM-only iPhone to the U.S. market. Less than a year later, in July 2023, the GSMA released the SGP.31 specification for eSIM in IoT. These milestones signalled a clear shift, marking the start of an exponential rise in eSIM adoption across the...

Ensuring universal interoperability right from the start of SGP.32 As IoT connections grow, the GSMA’s SGP.32 standard is playing a key role in enabling zero-touch eSIM provisioning for connected devices. But as many companies begin to implement the specification, an often-overlooked technical detail is creating surprise challenges in real-world deployments, especially, when it comes to...