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SNS and its customers can be sure of one thing: we do networks. Does that mean we lack the imagination to do other things? Should we spread our portfolio out as much as we can?

One of the key opportunity areas we help customers with is the area of eSIM, as in non-physical SIM card embedded directly into a device’s eUICC chip as software. It’s a market building more and more momentum, with players from Infineon to STMicroelectronics, Thales to Sierra Wireless, KORE and Valid showing its global importance—while in sales, analysts predict that the sector’s set for plus-16.5% CAGR growth 2025-32, rising from last year’s $14.7 billion in 2024 to more like $50 billion by 2032.

Last year we were delighted to be able to announce a new--and we think very significant--addition to the growing number of key industry partnerships we’re forging here at Swiss Networking Solutions: a link between us and a company called Sure International.

As the demand for secure global interconnectivity grows, the limitations of the public Internet are becoming increasingly evident: from unpredictable performance to lack of opportunity to optimise or prioritise your traffic to the apparently permanent threat of hackers and DDoS attacks, if assured, high-speed information delivery is the core of your business, a serious company can’t make a serious business on the same Internet your kids use to stream movies on.

Once, voice and data were provided over different networks. Then, in 1979, IBM introduced what it called Class of Service (CoS), but it wasn’t until X.25 in 1984 that what we would recognise as Quality of Service (QoS) came into computer networks—and it wasn’t defined for telecoms until 1994.

MPLS connectivity is a key industry standard for delivering secure and high levels of network performance.

While there’s no doubt that the majority of the work we undertake for clients is in the Mobile Virtual Network Operator sector, it would be a mistake to think MVNOs are our only customer.

SNS offers a range of solutions for MVNOs that help them manage costs, obtain enhanced connectivity, launch eSIM offers and more—all backed by a promise of five-9s availability. But what does that really mean—and why is it important?

At Swiss Network Solutions (SNS), we’re dedicated to delivering high-performance connectivity and secure solutions to our clients around the world.