Digital, from December eSIM technology, announced its president, Luis Bernardo Pérez. The telecommunications company is already running the relevant tests for virtualization.

“We’re already going through tests in Venezuela and We want to start December with this technology; We have equipment in Venezuela. In the technological renewal we will make for our employees for our 4/12 day, they will have a phone with the capacity to perform eSIM.” Wave the Superstation.

Pérez said the world is simplifying processes and also that producing a SIM card is currently much more expensive than a virtual eSIM. He added that not only Apple, but also mobile phones will gradually switch to this technology.

He stated that this card will be faster in terms of security and phone provisioning protocols. Also, the president Digitalthere will be services every day so that customers can connect with their operators or establish a much more virtual connection.

“There will be a phone the ability to have as many virtual sims as the settings allow. “At first maybe they’ll be a bit face-to-face, they’ll go look for their barcode and go, but as the day goes on and some systems change (it’s going to be purely virtual),” he said.

Also service roaming

Also, Digitel announced that as soon as we enable eSIM in Venezuela, it will enable eSIM services. roamingHe will allow users to continue using their mobile phones and other mobile devices when in another country; making voice calls, sending text messages, surfing the web, and more.

Pérez, the company is currently a strong negotiation process with operators reaming to indicate the provision of this service.

He acknowledged that Venezuela has fallen into a significant delay, despite stressing that Digitel is “waking up”. The technology industry has grown very fast. And yes, it will be able to offer Venezuela, a country always enthusiastic about technology, products and services, in line with technologies in first world countries.”

The head of Digitel stated that there are a significant number of phones with the ability to adapt to eSIM in Venezuela, adding that he is confident that all customers with this equipment. will switch to new technology and they will have a Venezuelan or other operator from outside the country with a physical SIM.

“But migration will be a little slow. Today this operator (Digitel) is doing very strong tests with 5G and the number of all sites with 4G. Technology is changing as the customer has a device that allows them to do so. It’s not overnight,” he said.