Open RAN is the newest radio access technology in the telecommunications industry. This technology, which stands for “Open Radio Access Network”, promotes the interoperability of the different elements that make up radio access equipment, through its virtualization and the use of open standards, as opposed to current radio access networks that use proprietary technologies.
Mavenir’s fully-containerized, cloud-native Converged Packet Core solution provides support for “all Gs” on one network – deployable on any cloud and accelerating the evolution to 5G.
This whitepaper explores how CSPs can successfully optimize their network investments by extending wireless coverage and voice service reach using available private and public Wi-Fi networks.
Mavenir’s cloud-native vision unlocks strategic value for CSP networks, optimizing RAN operational workflows to drive 5G monetization.
US wireless carrier DISH Wireless is fulfilling its vision of “changing the way the world communicates” with the delivery of a nationwide cloud-native 5G Open RAN network. Mavenir congratulates its partner DISH Wireless on reaching the impressive milestone of deploying over 15,000 5G Open RAN sites that cover over 70% of the US population – more than 240 million Americans – within the FCC buildout deadlines.
Mavenir’s innovation-focused strategy raises $100 million in capital funding.
Mavenir wins Best Cloud Solution for Open RAN at the Open RAN World Awards in Berlin, recognising Mavenir’s Open vRAN as the best cloud-native solution that is enabling a virtualised network strategy for CSPs.
“As the leading Open RAN partner, we’re excited to be part of the Multi-G initiative which promises to bring 4G and 5G spectral efficiencies gains not possible with incumbent solutions,” said Bejoy Pankajakshan, EVP-Chief Technology and Strategy Officer at Mavenir.
Mavenir providing DISH Wireless with fully virtualized, Open RAN centralized unit (O-CU) and distributed unit (O-DU) software that operates on vendor-neutral hardware, supporting greater than 40,000 radios across the DISH 5G cloud-native Open RAN network.
