Dell Technologies Helps Communications Service Providers Transform to Capture Opportunities at the Edge
Mavenir is collaborating with Dell Technologies to develop 5G Open RAN software.
Mavenir is collaborating with Dell Technologies to develop 5G Open RAN software.
While the idea of operating a contact center with staff who work from home in the suburbs or even rural neighborhoods was foreign and unheard of just a little more than a year ago, it’s today’s reality, and businesses must adapt with flexible disruptive technology.
Panel Session: The Open Telco & Open RAN: Diversifying the Telecoms Supply Chain. Panel participation by Stefano Cantarelli, EVP & CMO at Mavenir
As CSPs embark on a journey to transform themselves into Digital Service Providers (DSPs), a key enabler for success will be network automation powered by Analytics and Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) as part of 5G deployments.
Mavenir announce the launch of an AI-on-5G Hyper Converged Edge solution working in close collaboration with NVIDIA.
The U.S. government has allocated $1.9B for the rip-and-replace program. The program aims at compensating carriers that remove equipment that is deemed risky for national security. This will benefit the U.S. wireless industry to leverage Open RAN, open interfaces, and element interoperability.
Mavenir and Platform 9 announce a strategic partnership to accelerate the rollout of 5G services. Mavenir intends to leverage Platform9’s Kubernetes solution to deliver a robust web-scale platform that runs containerized cloud-native network functions.
Open RAN architecture improves security and optimizes costs by leveraging cloud technology with AI/ML, and more.
At the heart of Open RAN is the use of cloud native architecture, the same architecture that is the bedrock of today’s internet and public cloud. Open RAN is built on a cloud native platform with clear responsibilities and accountability established between hardware/infrastructure suppliers, a hybrid-cloud platform supplier, and RAN software suppliers. It enables network operators to select suppliers that meet all the required industry security standards and certifications
By adopting a zero-trust security framework, an Open RAN architecture provides a path to more secure open networks and interfaces.