
United Kingdom · Telecommunications startup
FLOLIVE® is a global technology company based in London, specializing in cloud-native, software-defined mobile core infrastructure for the Internet of Things (IoT).
Funding reportedLast round: Series C
FLOLIVE® is a global technology company based in London, specializing in cloud-native, software-defined mobile core infrastructure for the Internet of Things (IoT).
Founded in 2015, FLOLIVE has developed the world's first and largest hyperlocal global cellular network, which integrates local core networks with a distributed array of packet gateways. This innovative architecture provides low-latency connectivity while ensuring compliance with regional data regulations. The company offers a range of services, including a hyperlocal global cellular network, cloud-native mobile core infrastructure, and a connectivity management platform. FLOLIVE also provides Mobile Virtual Network Enabler (MVNE) solutions, allowing businesses to launch and scale MVNO services without the need for physical infrastructure. With a focus on B2B markets, FLOLIVE serves various industries, including logistics, automotive, and healthcare, enabling seamless global IoT deployments.
Funding, as reported
FLOLIVE filed one raise, $9.0M in all. Filings say how much was sold and to how many investors; they never name the investors.
From FLOLIVE's own website: 1 founder, 10 on the team.
What they build
Known for
health careedge computing for iotglobal iot solutionsdesigned for iotdevice management platformiot connectivitycloud-based platformsecure iot data transmissiondistributed core networkglobal coveragesim managementinnovative business modelscloud-based bsstransportation_logisticsdistributioniot billing platform
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