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MOBILE NETWORK COST REDUCTION

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LOWER NETWORK COSTS

In the 5G era, CSPs need new ways to build networks and deliver services today that are cost-efficient, flexible, and agile. The cost-per-bit models and network architectures that dictated 4G strategies will not support 5G use cases.

Operators cannot carry on business-as-usual and expect to meet surging bandwidth demand, compete with web-scale rivals and prepare for a 5G future. The new model for mobile network economics, founded on dramatic savings in capex and opex, new service models, standard open interfaces, and rapid innovation can be achieved today.

The cost-per-bit model must be reduced, revenue-generating services must be explored, and revenue must be protected from fraud and hacking.

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SOLUTIONS

Mavenir’s mobile network cost reduction solutions include:

Globe

Converged Packet Core

Modernize existing mobile networks for a flexible, cost-effective journey to 5G​.

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Fraud and Security

Real-time network protection and fraud prevention built on machine learning and analytics.

vRAN

Open vRAN

Reduce operating and capital expenses, and make your network architecture more flexible with Open vRAN.

NEWS & INSIGHTS

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Mavenir and i2i Systems Partner to Accelerate the Adoption of Open RAN in Türkiye

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Mavenir Raises $100 Million of Capital to Accelerate Investments in Strategic Growth Products

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Mavenir’s Open vRAN Solution Wins Best Cloud Solution in Open RAN

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Industry Leaders Intend to Collaborate on New Programmable Multi-Generational Framework That Extends Beyond 5G Open RAN

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Virgin Media O2 Selects Mavenir for Its Open RAN Deployment

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SoftBank Corp. Successfully Verifies GPU-Based vRAN on Actual Machines