XLink brings dual-network resilience to eSim

XLink's eSim provisions devices remotely, cutting activation time from weeks to minutes. Unlike roaming or hybrid Sims that only switch networks after a failure, XLink's Blended APN makes a site a full customer on two South African networks at once, so traffic moves before a session drops. The service keeps card machines and ATM estates of four of South Africa's five largest banks trading. XLink also offers Secondary Failover and industrial profiles, managed roaming for cross-border Sadc fleets, and a Helix platform where every physical and eSim Sim sits in one view. XLink has 143 certified technicians working from 90 points of presence, and 89% of service calls are executed within 100km of a technician. This is a sponsored company announcement.

Source: https://techcentral.co.za/xlink-esim-dual-network-resilience/288096. 8 Sync News only summarizes and links out; content copyright belongs to the authors and original sources.

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