Eseye launches AnyNet Select for SGP.32 IoT deployments

Eseye has launched AnyNet Select to give enterprises, MNOs and MVNOs more choice of local and regional connectivity profiles for SGP.32 IoT deployments. The rollout starts with coverage across Brazil, the US, Africa and Europe, aiming to make global device connectivity easier to localize, manage and scale.

Why it matters: - SGP.32 is changing how global IoT devices can switch and manage connectivity profiles over their lifecycle. - Eseye is positioning AnyNet Select as a way to add localization without giving up global orchestration, resilience or operational control. - The launch is aimed at enterprises, MNOs and MVNOs that need to meet market, regulatory or technical requirements in different regions.

What happened: - Eseye announced AnyNet Select for SGP.32 deployments on Nov. 2, 2026. - The new offer gives customers access to an expanding set of local and regional connectivity profiles through a single global connectivity proposition. - The initial profile footprint covers Brazil, the US, Africa and Europe. - Customers can access the profiles through Eseye’s fully managed service, through Infinity, or via API. - MNOs and MVNOs can use the portfolio to extend or complement their own connectivity footprint.

The details: - AnyNet Select is part of Eseye’s broader AnyNet for SGP.32 proposition. - The portfolio supports localization where market, regulatory or technical requirements demand it. - Eseye says the broader proposition combines profile breadth with access to multiple Eseye-managed eIMs, orchestration through Infinity, resilient bootstrap and fallback connectivity, and a consistent global network environment. - Customers can choose a fully managed service or take more direct control. - Customers can also incorporate compatible third-party SGP.32 profiles. - The company framed three operating models: AnyNet Managed Service, AnyNet Select self-service access, and third-party profile flexibility through multiple managed eIMs. - In the managed model, Eseye handles profile selection, orchestration, provisioning, infrastructure, monitoring, billing and support. - In the self-service model, enterprises, MNOs and MVNOs can select and manage profiles directly through Infinity or via API. - Infinity also serves as a common management and orchestration layer across multiple eIMs, including eIMs operated on behalf of MNO and MVNO partners. - Eseye says customers can move between managed and self-service models as deployments, markets and internal capabilities change. - Eseye also says it works with OEM partners and broader IoT ecosystems to support delivery across devices, connectivity, manufacturing and operations.

Between the lines: - The launch reflects a broader shift in IoT from one-profile connectivity toward more flexible, policy-driven profile management. - Eseye is emphasizing that profile choice alone is not enough, and that orchestration and fallback connectivity are needed to make SGP.32 work at scale. - The company is also trying to strengthen its role as a connectivity orchestrator, not just a connectivity provider. - Eseye and Transforma Insights have been exploring the eSIM Orchestrator role since 2025. - Matt Hatton, founding partner at Transforma Insights, said enterprises also need to think about operational, commercial and compliance implications, not just profile flexibility.

What's next: - Eseye says AnyNet Select will keep expanding its local and regional profile portfolio. - The company expects customers to adapt their operating model over time as deployments and internal capabilities evolve. - Eseye is pushing the message that SGP.32 deployments will increasingly depend on the ability to localize intelligently while maintaining global consistency. - More information is available through Eseye’s announcement and website: the company's announcement