Over 6 Billion eSIM-based Devices to be Shipped by 2025

Over the years, the size of the SIM card has shrunk from a credit
card form factor to a size smaller than the index fingernail. But
as we move into a more connected world with NB-IoT devices and
foldable smartphones, the eSIM (or embedded SIM) is gaining
popularity. 


The eSIM eliminates the need for having a physical SIM card slot,
thus saving the board space for engineers, which can be used for
other components. It has a wide range of applications, from
smartphones and smartwatches to always-connected laptops and
NB-IoT devices.

In the latest episode of ‘The Counterpoint Podcast’, host Peter
Richardson is joined by VP of Research Neil Shah and Senior
Analyst Karan Dasaor to discuss types of eSIMs, top players in
the industry, and more. The discussion also touches upon the
impact of implementing eSIM on the BOM cost and benefits across
the value chain.

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