Deutsche Telekom and Mavenir announced the successful delivery and deployment of the cloud-native 5G Converged Packet Core to Deutsche Telekom in Germany, ensuring an open architecture approach.
“Mavenir’s 5G cloud-native core solution offers flexibility and advanced capabilities such as network slicing to enable efficiencies in overall service design and deployment times to accelerate trials and service rollouts.” Ashok Khuntia, President, Core Networks, Mavenir
CI/CD is a crucial tool for Communication Service Providers (CSPs) to adapt, especially as networks are increasingly becoming software-driven with cloud-native functions that require automation.
CSPs are using hybrid cloud to retain private workloads while still reaping the scalability, performance, and costs benefits from the public cloud.
The conversation around the need for Telcos to become Techcos is gaining traction. But what does that really mean, and what is needed?
An end-to-end, cloud-native, open network isn’t just challenging traditional methods and infrastructure vendors but rather represents a reset for the mobile industry, writes Mavenir Chief Technology & Strategy Officer Bejoy Pankajakshan in Forbes.
The agility and scale of the public cloud and niche communication infrastructure capabilities of CSPs are beginning to converge into a mutually beneficial relationship that will shape the innovation and operating models for the telecommunication industry in the forthcoming decade.
Mavenir announces it has won 2 awards – Best Telco Cloud Strategy and Best Open RAN Technology at the 5G MENA Awards held in Dubai May 30-June 1, 2022, reflecting a continued commitment to be a leader in solutions supporting 5G core technology, RAN and service innovation.
All CSPs will eventually move to 5G SA, but the key question is timing. Move NOW to a single converged core or wait? See what is needed to get the lowest TCO. Spoiler alert: Late adopters can lose as much as 10% in the first year of delay and up to 36% in 5 years.
Future network architectures need to be much more flexible. Virtualisation software that runs on any cloud, and use of artificial intelligence (AI)plus automation are critical if operators are to take advantage of new use cases, business models and revenue streams.
