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• Thales and Veolia have joined forces to create the first eco-designed SIM card made from recycled plastic. • The use of recycled materials in a special industrial production process will eliminate the need for close to 5,000 metric tonnes of virgin plastic a year. • T

•    TELUS and CIRA to implement the Thales GSMA IoT SAFE solution for a new country-wide security management system for IoT devices. •    Thales solution integrates chip-to-cloud security with mutual authentication between devices and IoT

5G will be a critical enabler transforming traditional industries into industrial 5G ecosystems.  

Technology consultant Chantal Abadie explains how 5G will improve the smart stadium and live entertainment experience  

• OPPO has selected Thales eSIM solutions for its OPPO Watch, the brand’s first smartwatch series with built-in cellular connectivity. • OPPO Watch users can enjoy a digital experience by activating its mobile subscription remotely and staying connected without having t

What are the differences between 4G and 5G? (infographic)

The single-chip combines an embedded secure element (eSE) and an embedded SIM (eSIM) – that enables high performance contactless services and a fully digitalized mobile connectivity experience for highly compact smartphones, smartwatches and tablets.

Thales is supplying Thales embedded SIM (eSIM) for the brand new motorola razr, the world’s first foldable smartphone to rely exclusively on this highly compact solution for secure mobile connectivity. Optimizing space, the eSIM is enabling a new generation of connected

With the requirement of big data, analytics and machine learning, the future of 5G is inextricably linked to artificial intelligence (AI). We look behind the scenes of 5G and find out how AI could support its operation

With Thales’s new Gemalto Digital ID Wallet, governments will issue a secure digital version of official documents including identity cards, health cards and drivers licenses, available to all citizens on their smartphones. Citizens will therefore be able to prove who t