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    SABESP Teams with Vivo, IDEMIA for Secure Transactions

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterAugust 6, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Summary Points

    1. SABESP launches Brazil’s largest IoT water management project, connecting 4.4 million meters.
    2. Partnership with Vivo and IDEMIA ensures secure, resilient connectivity with scalable eSIM technology.
    3. Project boosts water efficiency, leak detection, and supports sustainability in São Paulo.
    4. Innovation improves transparency, reduces waste, and empowers citizens to manage water responsibly.

    Transforming Water Management with IoT Technology

    SABESP, the water company of São Paulo, is launching a major new project. It aims to connect 4.4 million water meters using advanced IoT technology. Partnering with Vivo and IDEMIA Secure Transactions, SABESP wants to monitor water use more closely. This effort is the largest IoT project for smart water management in the world. By doing so, the company hopes to catch leaks early and reduce water waste. This will improve how water is distributed and save natural resources. The project shows how new technology can make everyday services smarter and more efficient.

    Benefits for Residents and the Environment

    This initiative offers clear benefits for residents and the environment alike. For one, it helps SABESP see water usage every hour, which enables faster leak detection. As a result, billions of liters of water can be saved annually. Additionally, better water monitoring supports conservation efforts and reduces waste. For residents, digital water meters provide transparency and encourage responsible water use. Altogether, these advancements improve living conditions by ensuring more reliable water supply and protecting natural resources for future generations.

    Building a Smarter, Secure Future

    This partnership highlights how collaboration among leading tech companies can revolutionize public services. Using secure, scalable eSIM IoT technology, the project is designed to be resilient even in remote or challenging areas. It also follows strict security standards, safeguarding consumer data and infrastructure. Such innovations not only modernize utilities but also set a global example for sustainable urban growth. By combining technology with environmental and social aims, this effort demonstrates a shared vision for a smarter, greener city that benefits everyone.

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