Reduce operational expenses with low-bandwidth, cost-efficient connectivity designed specifically for IoT applications.
LTE-M for IoT.
With NB-IoT fallback.
Low-power wide-area SIM and eSIM for devices on the move.

Low-Power IoT Connectivity
As 2G and 3G networks sunset globally, LTE-M—also known as LTE Cat-M1—is the most cost-effective replacement for legacy IoT deployments that demand long battery life, deep coverage and seamless mobility.
Unlike unlicensed LPWAN alternatives, LTE-M operates on licensed 4G LTE spectrums, providing better connectivity and coverage, lower latency and stronger security. This technology is the backbone of the next-generation IoT economy offering low-cost, scalability and it’s built for large deployments globally.
Why Choose LTE-M?

Deploy LTE-M at Scale
LTE-M is the future of low-power, wide-area IoT connectivity, delivering cost efficiency, scalability and reliability.
With end-to-end support, global carrier access and enterprise-grade security, we simplify your LTE-M deployments so you can scale without complexity.
- Bespoke network design & scoping
- AI-driven cost savings
- Enhanced security through AI-powered anomaly detection
- Real-time optimisation to reduce data usage and extend device battery life
- Multi-network support across LTE-M, NB-IoT and private 5G
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Everything You Need to Know About LTE-M
LTE-M delivers low-power, long-range IoT connectivity with enterprise-grade security. But how does it compare to NB-IoT, LoRa and Sigfox and is it the right solution for your business?
- How does LTE-M compare to NB-IoT, LoRa and Sigfox?
LTE-M supports mobility, lower latency and stronger security compared to NB-IoT, LoRa and Sigfox. Unlike NB-IoT, which is best for stationary sensors, LTE-M allows handover between cell towers, making it suitable for moving assets like vehicles and logistics tracking. LoRa and Sigfox operate on unlicensed spectrums, meaning they have lower security and reliability compared to LTE-M, which runs on licensed LTE networks.
- Can LTE-M devices roam internationally?
Yes. Since LTE-M operates on existing 4G LTE networks, it allows seamless global roaming without needing new infrastructure. This makes it a preferred choice for businesses managing IoT devices across multiple regions.
- How long can an LTE-M device run on battery power?
LTE-M devices are optimised for ultra-low power consumption, allowing them to run for 5-10 years on a single battery, depending on data transmission frequency and network conditions.
- Does LTE-M support real-time applications?
Yes. LTE-M has lower latency than NB-IoT, making it suitable for real-time or near real-time applications like health monitoring, security alarms and emergency response systems.
- Can LTE-M be used for voice communication?
Yes, LTE-M supports VoLTE (Voice over LTE), which enables voice calls for emergency devices, medical applications and remote monitoring—a feature that NB-IoT, LoRa and Sigfox lack.
- Is LTE-M secure?
Yes. LTE-M operates on licensed LTE networks and includes enterprise-grade security features like encryption, anomaly detection and network resilience monitoring, reducing risks of unauthorised access and cyber threats.
- What industries benefit most from LTE-M?
LTE-M is widely used in fleet tracking, smart metering, healthcare, smart cities, industrial IoT, retail payment systems and agriculture.









