Germany’s O2 ties with Crout on IoT backup

Cameron Page2026-07-09T10:53:00

Source: Unsplash / Mathias Konrath

Operator provides business customers with additional IoT backup through tie-up with Crout, enabling systems to automatically switch between different networks, depending on availability. Service comes following other moves from O2 and Telefónica Group to deliver resilient enterprise connectivity…

This article includes:

Organisations: Crout; Melita; O2; OQ Technology; Satellite Connect Europe; Telefónica Deutschland; Telefónica Group.
Geographies: Europe; Germany; Luxembourg; Malta; Spain.
People: Jörg Kablitz.
Themes: 2CoreSIM; 2G; 3G; 4G; 5G; consulting services; cybersecurity; data sovereignty; digital infrastructure; direct-to-device; eSIMs; enterprise connectivity; food retail; healthcare; industry; infrastructure; Internet of Things (IoT); IoT backup; IoT SIM cards; logistics; network optimisation; network resilience; network switching; satellite connectivity; security sector; security services suite; SOC of the Future; terrestrial networks; Titan Connect.

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