Telit Cinterion will highlight advancements in connectivity and global SIM activation at next month’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Attendees visiting stand 5B32 will see how Telit Cinterion helps OEMs prototype and scale mission-critical IoT worldwide with its portfolio of enterprise grade communication modules, embedded connectivity and AI-powered edge intelligence.

There will be a live demonstration showing the full eSIM lifecycle, including profile download, swapping and deletion, paired with temperature and humidity measurements and CMB100 capabilities such as location and radius reporting.

Visitors will be able to see how the firm’s Next eSIM Flex simplifies global deployments by eliminating the need to manage physical SIM inventory, reducing operational complexity and accelerating time to market with flexible subscription management and broad carrier interoperability. It enables fast, remote profile updates that keep devices current and compliant as connectivity requirements evolve throughout the device lifecycle.

A demo will showcase the Nokia CDM cognitive digital mining platform, powered by Telit Cinterion modules, to deliver real‑time edge intelligence and SLA‑driven multi‑access networking for mining operations and mission-critical networks.

The ME310M1 is one of several Telit Cinterion modules incorporated in the Nokia CDM demo and slated for Skylo certification later this year.

These innovations demonstrate how Telit Cinterion is helping enterprises and operators enhance reliability, reduce operational costs, and deploy IoT and edge‑intelligent applications across critical industries.

“At MWC Barcelona, we’re raising the bar for how global IoT is designed, activated and scaled,” said Martin Krona from Telit Cinterion (www.telit.com). “Powered by our award‑winning Next eSIM Flex and fully digital, GSMA SGP.32‑ready eSIM provisioning, OEMs can finally deliver true single‑SKU devices, activated seamlessly in‑factory or instantly at first power‑up in the field. Service providers gain unmatched reach and flexibility to launch applications anywhere, while mission-critical industries can rely on our resilient, always-on network stack engineered for maximum uptime.”

Mobile World Congress (www.mwcbarcelona.com) takes place from 2 to 5 March in Barcelona.