During the recent Mobile World Congress 2025, Scott Bicheno, Editorial Director at Telecoms.com, moderated a panel session at the Mavenir booth. The panel featured industry leaders such as Rob Soni, Vice President of RAN Technology at AT&T; BG Kumar, President of Access Networks, Platforms and MDE at Mavenir; and Joe Madden, Founder and Chief Analyst at Mobile Experts.
During the Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona, Mavenir’s Suman Chandra Sharma, Senior Director of Product Management; Serge Legris, Chief Technology Officer at Terrestar; and Luke Pearce, Senior Analyst at CCS Insight, participated in a panel discussion hosted by Fierce Network TV.
Fierce Network TV’s Stephen M. Saunders MBE, Editor, hosted a panel discussion at Mobile World Congress 2025 alongside Bejoy Pankajakshan, EVP, Chief Technology and Strategy Officer at Mavenir; Michael Martin, CEO of 1&1 Telecommunication SE; and Chris Buggie, Director of Core Application, Infrastructure, and Cloud at VMO2. The discussion focused on how innovative technologies like Open RAN and enhanced optics can drive significant savings in operational expenses while also contributing to environmental sustainability.
Listen to how operators are applying AI technologies to address the challenges of growing network complexity, and to create a better experience for their customers. Mavenir’s Brandon Larson, SVP and GM of Cloud, AI & IMS Business Strategy; Tore Kristoffersen, VP Network Production at ICE Norway; and Dimitris Mavrakis, Senior Research Director at ABI Research share insights in this panel discussion hosted by The Mobile Network at Mobile World Congress 2025.
During the GSMA panel discussion at Mobile World Congress 2025, Mavenir’s Dejan Leskaroski, VP and Head of PLM, Packet Core, shared insights on how 5G Standalone (SA) has emerged as an opportunity for growth, emphasizing the significance of understanding the business case.
Pardeep Kohli, President and CEO of Mavenir, joins a CEO panel discussion with RCR Wireless News to emphasize the significance of modernizing back-end systems. The discussion highlights the pivotal role these systems play in exploring opportunities beyond traditional approaches
We need next generation of systems that are capable to deal with AI crafted attacks and at the same time, safeguard privacy of consumers.
Gen AI is a new tool and era that demands new expertise and approaches. The need to oversee problems holistically, understand attack mechanics, and approach issues creatively is crucial for protecting networks.
During a GSMA panel at #MWC24, Mavenir’s Brandon Larson, SVP of Cloud, AI & IMS, discussed the significant shift among operators towards autonomous networks
Observability and data collection without custom tooling drive softwareization. Being able to re-use the hardware for different purposes and generate the benefits of scaling software up and down.
