Simphonic

Simphonic, formerly Wadaro, is a SIM-based network intelligence platform. It puts its own software on SIM cards to measure how mobile networks and devices actually perform, then uses AI to turn that data into insight that mobile operators can act on, in near real time.

Simphonic by the numbers

• 52 million pSIMs and eSIMs with its applets installed.
• 25 billion+ discrete KPI data points reported.
• 228,774 unique device types supported.
• 2 million+ cell sites measured.

What it does

• Conductor platform: deployed on physical SIMs or eSIMs (by profile or over the air), with near real-time KPI reporting.
• EdgeAI engine: analyses the data for coverage gaps, churn prediction, tower planning, roaming management, fraud prevention and customer support.
• Capabilities: quality of experience measurement, location without GPS, intelligent edge steering and dynamic device steering.

Who it is for

Wireless operators and the wider mobile network ecosystem. Simphonic works with tier-one mobile carriers worldwide on lab testing, proofs of concept and large-scale deployments, building on more than a decade of work with carrier labs and the three major SIM manufacturers.

From Wadaro to Simphonic

Robert Wakeling founded Wadaro in 2005 to develop software in the SIM, now eSIM, to solve problems in mobile. After nearly 20 years of building, a sharper focus on US telcos, a strong US management team and investment from a US corporate venture arm, the company has grown into Simphonic. Read the story in Holding the nerve.

Offices

Leesburg, Virginia, in the US, and Vanguard House at Sci-Tech Daresbury, Cheshire, in the UK.