Mavenir’s User Plane Function (UPF)
The Mavenir UPF meets high-performance demands with a low hardware footprint, reducing the total cost of ownership.
The Mavenir UPF meets high-performance demands with a low hardware footprint, reducing the total cost of ownership.
Mavenir’s Dr. Rajarajan Sivaraj, Principal Technical Architect (RAN), discusses the applicability of AI/ML for designing near real-time apps and pertinent Open RAN use-cases for optimizing the RAN and E2E network.
With the tactical and rightly timed acquisition of ip.access, Mavenir plugged the small cell radio hole in its growing end to-end software products and services portfolio.
Mavenir’s Aniruddho Basu joins a panel to discuss why CBRS is a pivotal development for the growth of the US private networks market.
Mavenir’s Rajarajan Sivaraj shares a perspective on the intersection of AI/ML and 5G.
Mavenir’s Aniruddho Basu Discusses Private Wireless Networks: Unlocking the Value for Enterprise Business during this LightReading webinar.
Join the conversation to learn more about 5G Core, value-rich network slicing use cases, and how to ensure successful monetization with agile, iterative lifecycle management of slice-based services:
There is strong industry momentum towards containerization of network workloads. The telecom industry is learning how to deploy microservices on cloud-native infrastructure. Mavenir is working with Intel to develop products which support introducing a cloud-native paradigm to the network operator’s domain. Kuntal Chowdhury, SVP Packet Core at Mavenir joins Intel® Chip Chat Network Insights in…
By 2025, Disruptive Analysis predicts that 3-5% of cellular capex may come from “non-public” networks. Tune into this webinar and discover why and how private LTE and 5G networks are coming to the mass market of enterprises around the world.
A key theme in the 2020s mobile industry will be private cellular networks – initially 4G-based, then transitioning to 5G as it matures. Enterprises, indoor structures, governments, IT solution providers, industrial players, cities, transport hubs and numerous other sectors will deploy, run and own cellular networks.