Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier Successfully Tests 5G SA Roaming Solution With Partners

Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier has completed testing of 5G Standalone (5G SA) roaming solution with T-Mobile US. Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier launched its Hosted Security Protection Proxy (SEPP) architecture following successful proof-of-concept (PoC) trials conducted in a lab environment together with partners Sunrise, Switzerland and AIS Thailand.

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Hosted SEPP Architecture Milestone

Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier announced that, in collaboration with Sunrise, they have successfully established the first Hosted SEPP 5G SA roaming connections between North America and Europe. Additionally, with AIS Thailand, a direct SEPP-SEPP interconnect was established between North America and Southeast Asia.

The official statement noted, “Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier’s Hosted SEPP has proven successful in enabling communication between the operators’ SEPPs, offering mediation and proxy functionality along with necessary end-to-end security integration.”

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Enhancing Global 5G Connectivity

This testing facilitates faster and more reliable 5G SA roaming services for customers worldwide, and Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier asserts its readiness for the Technical Onboarding of 5G SA Roaming partners.

Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier Trials

Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier said over the past two years, it has completed several trials. These trials include the establishment of the first 5G SA roaming connection between Europe and Southeast Asia in partnership with Sunrise and AIS Thailand, as reported by TelecomTalk in February 2023.

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