Mavenir has announced a new 5G small cell meant to provide indoor SA (standalone coverage). This small cell will be unveiled at the upcoming India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2022 event in Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. The new 5G small cell from Mavenir is - E511. It is a product that is applicable globally and has the flexibility of supporting both centralised and distributed ORAN (Open RAN) architectures. Mavenir has deployed... Read More
Mavenir, a network software provider, has announced that it is now making 2G, 4G and 5G Open RAN (Radio Access Network) radios for the OpenBeam portfolio in India. This will be for the Indian as well as other prominent worldwide bands, meaning the company might also look to export the O-RAN radios. OpenBeam portfolio of Mavenir boasts solutions for the telcos which are innovative, cost-efficient, and intelligent for meeting the... Read More
Mavenir, a global developer and supplier of could-native software, said that it is not competing with anyone in India. In an interview with TelecomTalk, Mavenir said that it supports the multi-faceted policies of the Indian government and agrees that the Indian market is perfect for doing business right now. Sanjay Raina, Vice President, Sales India & South Asia, Mavenir, said, “The policy is multi-faceted if you see. One facet is... Read More
India is very close to getting its first commercial 5G network. There’s no saying which telco would be the first to launch it, but with the arrival of 5G, the business landscape of India will change forever. Sanjay Raina, Vice President, Sales for India & South Asia, Mavenir, told TelecomTalk that 5G is not just a connectivity story that we had in the past. “4G, for example, was, you know,... Read More
Mavenir, a rapidly growing network software provider today announced that it is working with multiple Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) across Germany and the UK for delivering Cell Broadcast (CB) functionality. For the unaware, CB is a technical specification maintained by the 3GPP. It is basically a method of sending messages to several mobile telephone users in a defined area at the same time. This technology and functionality come in handy... Read More
Open RAN or Open Radio Access Networks are the future of the telecom industry across the globe. With O-RAN, the telcos get more flexibility in building their networks and don’t have to be locked in with a particular vendor/gear provider for their networks. Right now, major gear vendors only supply every part/component of the network and ensure that they make hefty profits by charging telcos huge sums of money. But... Read More
Indian telecommunications services company Bharti Airtel in partnership with Mavenir has successfully conducted India’s first Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) based live 5G network validation. Mavenir is the Network Software Provider building the future of networks with cloud-native software that runs on any cloud and transforms the way the world connects. The Open RAN Ecosystem The Mavenir Open Virtualised Radio Access Network (Open vRAN) solution is based on commercial... Read More
The National Security Council Secretariat (NSCS), the trusted telecom cell has granted the US-based telecom software provider Mavenir a “trusted source” approval. The report comes in from sources that suggest that the Pardeep Kohli-headed firm that predominantly offers open radio access networks (OpenRAN) to telecom carriers has received the approval. No comments were made from the software company at this point. More on the “Trusted Source” Approval A person close... Read More
Mavenir, a global network software provider primarily focused on working with cloud-native software, has announced that it will showcase the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud-hosted 5G core network for various 5G/4G use cases at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2022. The company is already working with customers for trials and deployment of its end-to-end solution on AWS. Mavenir to Provide Front-End for Overall Service Management Mavenir said that it would... Read More
Mavenir, a network software provider has just announced the successful completion of Dynamic Network Slicing and fulfilment as part of the recently concluded 2021 TM Forum “Ecosoft eHealth” Catalyst Program. Now, due to this catalyst, service delivery to the international medical facilities via 5G slices will be possible. It will also address virtual reality (VR) and artificial reality (AR) and the use of virtual intelligent counselling agents (VICA) in use... Read More
Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) could reduce their total cost of ownership (TCO) by up to 36% if they accelerated their move to the converged 5G packet core (5GC). Mavenir, a network software provider, released an in-depth study with Monica Paolini at Senza Fili on how MNOs can reduce TCO by 36%. The study concludes that MNOs can save significant costs by moving to a cloud-native Converged 5GC with 5G standalone... Read More
Private 5G networks are already helping enterprises in a variety of industries to cut costs, reduce energy use and analyse business-critical data in real-time, says Aniruddho Basu, SVP & GM of Emerging Business at Mavenir. Q1. How Should the Industry Build the Private Network Connectivity Platform in a 5G and 6G World? The concept of a private mobile network is not particularly new, as such networks first started using 4G... Read More
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