Hologram Conductor and Hyper eUICC IoT Connectivity

Hologram, Inc. is a US cellular IoT connectivity provider led by co-founders Ben Forgan (CEO) and Pat Wilbur (CTO). It gives companies that build connected products one SIM and one platform to connect devices on more than 550 networks in over 190 countries, replacing separate contracts with local carriers. It reports more than 5,000 customers, from startups to Fortune 500 firms.

Its Hyper SIMs are eUICC-enabled, so connectivity profiles can be added, removed or switched remotely, and include a global fallback profile. A dashboard, REST API and webhooks let teams activate SIMs, watch usage and manage fleets. Conductor, launched in April 2026, centralises the SIM lifecycle: provisioning at scale, profile switching across a fleet, rules-based or API-triggered failover, bulk recovery during outages and an audit trail of every profile change, for both SGP.02 SIMs and SGP.32 eSIMs. Outage Protection SIMs carry a contractual 99.95% uptime SLA.

• Hyper eUICC SIMs: remotely add, remove or switch connectivity profiles with a global fallback profile.
• Global coverage: access to more than 550 networks in over 190 countries.
• Conductor orchestration: provisioning, fleet-wide profile switching and dynamic optimisation by cost or coverage.
• Automated failover: rules-based, API-triggered or bulk recovery actions during outages.
• Audit trail: logging of every activation and full profile history per device.
• Dashboard and API: fleet visibility, alerts, billing views, REST API and webhooks.

A Vietnamese maker of security cameras, EV chargers or solar inverters can ship one SIM worldwide and switch carriers remotely per market. A vending or kiosk operator can keep payment terminals online with automatic failover. A logistics firm can track assets across borders with one connectivity contract.

One SIM and contract cover devices shipped to many countries, so product teams avoid negotiating with local carriers. Remote profile switching and automated failover keep devices online during carrier outages, as cited by Verkada. Farmer's Fridge reports cutting its IoT connectivity bills in half. An audit trail of every SIM profile change supports compliance and troubleshooting.

The GSMA SGP.32 eSIM standard for IoT is making remote carrier switching practical at scale, and operators of cameras, vending machines, energy systems and trackers expect connectivity with failover and clear audit trails. Device makers in Asia that export connected products need a single SIM strategy that works in many markets and complies with local roaming rules.

Hologram, Inc. is led by co-founders Ben Forgan (CEO) and Pat Wilbur (CTO). It reports more than 5,000 customers and integrations with Tier 1 operators. Named customers include Verkada, Generac, Briggs & Stratton, Farmer's Fridge and Cowboy. Conductor launched in alpha in April 2026 with broader availability and full API support planned.