Hologram vs Nextiva
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Hologram is a cellular connectivity platform for IoT devices offering global SIM cards, a device management dashboard, and APIs for fleet operators; raised $65M Series B in 2021; serves 20,000+ businesses connecting devices across 200+ countries.
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Hologram is an IoT connectivity company founded in 2013 by Ben Forgan and Patrick Wilkes and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. The company operates a cloud-native cellular connectivity platform that enables hardware developers and IoT product teams to connect physical devices to the internet using a single global SIM card or eSIM that works across multiple cellular networks in 200+ countries. Hologram abstracts the complexity of managing carrier relationships, SIM logistics, and network switching — providing developers with a unified API, a web-based device management dashboard, and programmable SIM capabilities that allow remote configuration, usage monitoring, and network controls.
Nextiva is a unified communications and AI customer experience platform serving 1M+ users; powers billions of customer interactions annually with 99.999% uptime across voice, video, messaging, and CX tools.
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Nextiva is a cloud-based unified communications and customer experience management platform headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona. Founded in 2006, Nextiva has evolved from a business VoIP provider into a comprehensive platform that integrates phone systems, video conferencing, team messaging, live chat, social media management, and AI-powered customer engagement tools under a single interface. The company serves more than one million users and processes billions of interactions annually across businesses of all sizes, from small businesses to enterprise organizations.
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