Articles & Insights From Mavenir

Apr 30

Integrating AI Into the Anatomy of Autonomous Networks

To realize autonomous networks, operators must embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI)/Machine Learning (ML) in network operations. Learn how future networks can manage complexity and deliver diverse services in real-time. Brandon Larson, SVP & GM of Cloud, AI & IMS, shares insights on integrating AI into the Anatomy of Autonomous Networks and highlights key points from the panel discussion at Mobile World Congress in this blog.

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Apr 26

Unleashing the Power of 5G: How ATSSS Is Changing the Game

Have you ever experienced that frustrating glitch when you step out of your home while on a call and disconnect from Wi-Fi? You know, those critical few seconds as your device struggles to latch onto a cellular network, and you’re hoping you haven’t missed anything important?

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Apr 22

Bringing Cloud-Native Operations and Technology Into Telecoms

RCR Wireless News’ Sean Kinney moderates an executive panel at MWC featuring ENet CEO Vishok Persaud, 1&1 CEO Michael Martin and Mavenir CEO Pardeep Kohli

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Apr

Network Softwarisation: Positive but Realistic

At Mobile World Congress, Mavenir and The Mobile Network hosted a panel discussion on the softwarised network. It proved to be a discussion that was both positive about the benefits that network softwarisation can bring and realistic about the progress that has been made so far. As a journalist covering developments in mobile network technology,…

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Keith Dyer

Apr

Open RAN Past, Present, and Future

At the recent Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona, I was lucky enough to be able to host a panel discussion at the Mavenir stand designed to explore the latest developments in Open RAN. The panel brought together three different, but complimentary perspectives: BG Kumar, President of Access Networks, Platforms and MDE at Mavenir; Mohamed…

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Scott Bicheno

Feb

Deploy Open RAN with Confidence: Implement a Commercially Proven, Operationally Ready 4G/5G Solution at Your CSP Today

Mavenir Open vRAN, powered by VMware Telco Cloud Automation, is a commercially proven, fully automated solution managing extensive 5G standalone networks. The combined solution is operationally ready to streamline 4G and 5G non-standalone network ramp-up in a pre-stacked and integrated manner, minimizing downtime and errors and enabling seamless modernization of the network at scale.

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Jim Joyce

Feb

A World-First <br/>Three UK Open RAN Small Cell Trial for High Density Coverage

A World-First
Three UK Open RAN Small Cell Trial for High Density Coverage

At Mavenir, we are committed to building the future of networks, so I was delighted to join our UK network operator customer Three UK in Glasgow, Scotland, for the world-first launch of Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) small cells deployment in a densely populated urban environment – demonstrating the potential of Open RAN in…

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Stefano Cantarelli

Jan

Strengthening American Communications Leadership With Open Radio Access Networks

Today, marked another milestone in the evolution of Open RAN as Mavenir joined other industry leaders and testified before the Communications and Technology Subcommittee in the U.S. House of Representatives at a hearing entitled, “Leveraging American Communications Leadership with Open Radio Access Networks.”

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John Baker

Jan

Four Misconceptions About The Complexity Of Open RAN

Open radio access network (Open RAN) is a telecommunications concept that aims to disaggregate traditional network elements, such as hardware and software, to create a more open and flexible wireless network infrastructure. The process promotes interoperability and vendor-neutral interfaces, allowing operators to mix and match components from different vendors rather than relying on a single supplier.

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Bejoy Pankajakshan

Dec

Open RAN Is All About Open Interfaces

We are at the crossroads, and it feels appropriate to take a page out of Andrew S. Grove’s book; “Only the Paranoid Survive”, Grove reveals his strategy for measuring the nightmare moment every leader dreads–when massive change occurs and a company must, virtually overnight, adapt or fall by the wayside–in a new way.

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John Baker