THE ESIM Marathon 2026
What’s Inside?
Last year the question was whether eSIM would reshape roaming. This year nobody asked it. Across seven sessions, the industry moved to a harder ground: what eSIM becomes once the technology itself is settled.
In our new Whitepaper, “eSIM 2026: From Travel Product to Connectivity Infrastructure,” seven operators, vendors and platforms set out where roaming revenue is moving, what the new IoT standard actually changes, and why the hardest problems in eSIM are no longer technical ones.
1 Industry
7 Speakers
7 Companies
93 Pages
INDEX
INDEX
Author’s Intro — Prologue
AbleDevice — “From Identity to Intelligent Connectivity”
The SIM as a standards-based processor that can observe, decide and act at the device level
Three live deployments: payment terminals, public-to-private network switching, connected-vehicle trust
Simartis — “From Consumer eSIM to IoT eSIM”
What the new IoT standard changes: the eIM, the IPA, and the two routes a profile reaches a device
Why OTA still matters after installation, and the six use cases driving deployment
Valid — “Orchestrating the eSIM Ecosystem”
The device entitlement server: what it unlocks, and why it sits outside the standard
Orchestration across consumer and IoT, and why fragmentation multiplies at fleet scale
Monty eSIM — “From Roaming to Intelligent Connectivity”
eSIM as a programmable connectivity layer, and the five ways to participate in the value chain
The five-step engine behind one tap, and what buyers should measure now that coverage counts mean little
Best Connect — “Travel eSIM: After the Hype”
The market data: 39% of travellers now choose travel eSIM first, and why awareness still outruns adoption
The B2C to B2B2C to B2B enterprise evolution, and where the next phase of growth sits
TI Sparkle — “eSIM Travel: Seamless add-on for MNOs”
How roaming revenue leaks to global eSIM apps, and the silent roamer problem operators cannot see
Launching travel eSIM without touching the core network, and the AI Roaming Optimizer behind it
Xylen Management — “How eSIM is Powering the Future of Travel Tech”
Why travel eSIM is a distribution problem rather than a technology one
Three ways to deploy, and the free-eSIM-with-every-booking model built to remove the first step
Q&A Highlights: What the Industry Actually Asked
Ninety-three pages. Seven sessions. A year of the eSIM industry in its own words.
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