The End of 3G Is Near

The End Of 3G Is Here. Are you ready for 4G?

Verizon’s 3G network ends Dec. 31st with more deadlines following. We can help make sure it’s a smooth transition.

Verizon 3G networks end on Dec. 31st.

Verizon is sunsetting their 3G network this December.  AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint will retire their 3G networks over the next 1 to 2 years. The end of 3G networks is near, which means now is the time to start migrating your 3G devices to 4G. Cellular carriers have been warning customers since 2018 that they will be sunsetting or shutting down  their 3G networks to focus on 4G LTE and 5G technology.

There are an estimated 80 million cellular IoT devices currently running on 3G networks in North America, from oil & gas, solar, and security to emergency vehicles and call boxes. They will need to upgrade or replace their 3G cellular devices with devices design for 4G networks. Companies who don’t make the transition from 3G to 4G by the sunset date will face disruptions in their business when their IoT devices go offline, stop communicating, or begin malfunctioning.

You don’t have to make this transition on your own. We can develop a migration plan and recommend the right 4G devices for your industry. Learn more about Microhard 4G IoT cellular devices.

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