ip.access, a Mavenir company, has today announced the signing of a distribution agreement with Druid Software, industry leaders in cellular network software technology, to provide highly secure, private network solutions for ip.access customers in the US, Europe and Asia Pacific regions.
ip.access has announced a distribution agreement with Druid Software to provide highly secure, private network solutions for ip.access customers in the US, Europe and Asia Pacific regions.
Join Tarek El-Basyouny, Chief Architect at Mavenir, as he presents how Mavenir’s Converged Packet Core supports data, voice, and messaging services and network slicing – powering Deutsche Telekom’s 5G Standalone (SA) Network in Germany.
Mavenir’s Aniruddho Basu outlines how digital transformation, migration of cloud applications to the edge, and the increasing availability of spectrum are setting the stage for explosive demand for Private 5G.
Mavenir’s Aniruddho Basu, GM, Emerging Business talks to The Mobile Network on how unlocking the benefits of private networks requires the industry to address the market opportunity in the right way – and that might mean re-thinking platform, technology, operating and business models.
Join Mavenir’s Aniruddho Basu and Vinay Dhar at Fierce Wireless: Private Wireless Networks Summit as they discuss “Private Wireless 2.0: What to Expect in 2021 and Beyond” on May 10th.
Mavenir’s Aniruddho Basu Discusses Private Wireless Networks: Unlocking the Value for Enterprise Business during this LightReading webinar.
Mavenir’s Aniruddho Basu Discusses Private Wireless Networks: Unlocking the Value for Enterprise Business during this LightReading webinar.
By 2025, Disruptive Analysis predicts that 3-5% of cellular capex may come from “non-public” networks. Tune into this webinar and discover why and how private LTE and 5G networks are coming to the mass market of enterprises around the world. Both demand and supply sides of the equation are evolving rapidly and will drive thousands…
A key theme in the 2020s mobile industry will be private cellular networks – initially 4G-based, then transitioning to 5G as it matures. Enterprises, indoor structures, governments, IT solution providers, industrial players, cities, transport hubs and numerous other sectors will deploy, run and own cellular networks. Various business models and architectures are emerging, supported by…
