As the world returns to a sense of normalcy and people start traveling more, balancing the digital shift with limited connectivity in some areas of the world can be stressful. Mobile data remains highly unreliable when moving from one place to another. But one innovation by uCloudlink hopes to advance internet connectivity for movers and travelers. It’s called HyperConn, and it’s changing the way people connect to the internet and each other.
The patented technology comes through the work of uCloudlink, a company that seeks to push mobile technology forward by establishing the world’s leading mobile data traffic sharing marketplace based on their breakthrough innovation. The company creates Cloud SIM technology, a patented service that looks to provide global mobile data services to billions of people in all 140 countries and regions worldwide. The product’s clients include mobile data users, smartphone companies, mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) and mobile network operators (MNOs).
uCloudlink is responsible for HyperConn™, a patented advancement in the form of a CloudSIM technology that serves as a way to tap into any internet signal. The technology allows people to connect to broadband WiFi and 4G and 5G mobile broadband signals to link people to the internet wherever they are. The tech also automatically switches to other signals when one weakens, helping keep the connection experience fluid and uninterrupted at any point. The software works on a device called Numen, which carries signal speeds of up to 2.1 GBPS in the Eurasia region.
The product uses ten of the company’s current 100 plus patented technologies to provide users with the best network connection wherever they are. The developers of HyperConn™ came up with the idea for the CloudSIM technology after years of “staying in touch” given their remote work setups. The company’s personnel had to depend on mobile data for extended stretches and experienced many issues with finding adequate signals to keep working remotely.
Another added issue with mobile data for frequent travelers is keeping multiple SIM cards, given that countries have various providers. There’s also the issue of unsecured public wifi services that increase the risks of cyberattacks and provide inadequate speeds because of bandwidth clogs. “Similar pain points are still valid in their home countries as they are restricted to only one operator or network,” shares one representative. “People cannot access other mobile networks when out of subscribed operator’s coverage, even if they are willing to pay.”
Accordingly, uCloudlink came up with their CloudSIM technology to put to rest all these pain points. Internet speed isn’t the only factor that HyperConn™addresses as it’s not the only issue that mobile and remote workers face. There are also issues it improves, like signal strength, interference, routing, networking, distance to server location, and how we use the internet connection.
HyperConn™ gives people easy and flexible ultra-high-speed internet connectivity via mobile connections for home, office, and travel use. The technology allows people to access over two hundred service providers from all over the world. By leveraging its CloudSIM technology and architecture, uCloudlink can improve the data connectivity experience and enable a whole new revolution of telework and travel.
The company also provides value to domestic workers and residents as mobile data usage in the office and at home increases over time. To learn more about the technology, visit uCloudlink’s official website
