Indian startup Aprecomm has partnered with American chipmaker Qualcomm to improve network application intelligence and deliver an enhanced Wi-Fi experience for residential and business customers. Aprecomm said it has leveraged elements of the Qualcomm Service Defined Wi-Fi framework to enhance its Application Awareness and Prioritisation software.
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Uses Qualcomm Service Defined Wi-Fi framework
By working with Qualcomm, Aprecomm's quality of experience engine monitors and analyses Wi-Fi traffic flows at the deep packet level and uses Qualcomm's Service Defined Wi-Fi APIs to dynamically prioritise application flows, delivering an optimal end-user experience, the company said.
"This moves us one step closer to our mission of creating intuitive, zero-touch self-supporting networks," said Pramod Gummaraj, Founder and CEO of Aprecomm. "By teaming up with Qualcomm Technologies we've increased our capability to automatically tune the performance of every application based on its specific functional needs with zero intervention from either the service provider or the consumer."
Prioritisation for User Experience
"Qualcomm Technologies is thrilled to collaborate with Aprecomm by integrating elements of our Qualcomm Service Defined Wi-Fi technology framework to enhance their AI-powered Application Awareness and Prioritisation engine," said Ganesh Swaminathan, Vice President and General Manager of Wireless Infrastructure and Networking at Qualcomm Technologies. "With this technology integration, we are helping Aprecomm to deliver exceptional network intelligence and optimisation, ensuring that both home and business users can enjoy seamless, high-quality experiences. This collaboration underscores our commitment to driving innovation in connectivity and empowering service providers to prioritise customer experience."
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"The partnership adds immediate value to both Aprecomm's and Qualcomm Technologies' product offerings, enabling the companies to capitalise on the growing trend of service providers prioritising customer experience," the companies said in a joint statement.
