AWS, 1NCE Team to Scale IoT Platform Globally

Internet of things (IoT) connectivity provider 1NCE is collaborating with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to advance the growth of 1NCE’s IoT platform globally, deepen the association between both companies, and establish the next level IoT software to accelerate the deployment of projects worldwide.

1NCE offers software on AWS that provides IoT developers with a fast way to integrate cellular IoT connectivity into their own solutions with plug-and-play capabilities, according to a press release on Tuesday (Jan. 4). Using the AWS infrastructure, 1NCE’s platform will boost its reach and performance while also being closer to customers no matter where they are located.

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“This intensified engagement with AWS also allows us to boost our network and IoT software portfolio at greatly improved conditions and with the appropriate know-how,” said Younes Allaki, CTO at 1NCE.

“We can leverage synergies between the AWS infrastructure and our IoT platform, which helps us to develop our next Level IoT Software at low costs. This is a prerequisite to implementing new features into our existing IoT Flat Rate offering, like protocol conversion, energy management and localization services,” Allaki added.

Founded in 2017, 1NCE launched the world’s first IoT flat-rate solution, according to the company’s website. Headquartered in Cologne, Germany, the startup also has offices in Hamburg, Germany; Riga, Latvia; London; Paris; Rome; Amsterdam; Warsaw, Poland; and Hong Kong.

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1NCE has more than 150 employees, manages over 10 million SIM card connections, and was instrumental in making numerous IoT projects possible. The startup is backed by Softbank and the German Telecommunication giant Deutsche Telekom.

With AWS, 1NCE can leverage its infrastructure to bring dependable, trustworthy IoT services that combine “secure connectivity with sophisticated software applications,” according to the release.