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On February 17, BT announced that it had launched an Internet of things national roaming SIM card for British companies, enabling them to keep their smart devices connected anywhere. BT said the new service would shake up the B2B Internet of things market and provide fast and reliable connections for data-intensive tasks.

It is reported that the Internet of things national roaming SIM card can be connected to the UK network in addition to the EE network of the British Telecom Group, which provides greater convenience for enterprises, as many enterprises need to negotiate separately with mobile network operators according to their business location. Last week, EE announced that 5G would cover more than 500 predominantly rural areas, bringing the total number of British cities, towns and villages covered by the service to more than 1000.

BT said the launch of the new service would benefit express and delivery companies in the UK, helping end users such as drivers and couriers quickly access the Internet in urban and rural areas and gain access to important information in real time to improve accuracy and efficiency. At the same time, the new service will ensure that the equipment continues to perform to a high standard even in the worst remote conditions.

In addition, BT's Internet of things National roaming Service will provide a secure management portal with complete security measures to protect critical data and help companies track all their smart devices. This allows companies to focus on their core business without having to worry about data leaks or mismanaged equipment.

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