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Orange Taps Mavenir's 5G Open RAN for Europe’s First 5G SA E2E Network

Orange Taps Mavenir's 5G Open RAN for Europe’s First 5G SA E2E Network Image Credit: Sashkin/Bigstockphoto.com

Mavenir has been selected to provide its 5G Open RAN software to Orange for Europe’s first 5G Stand Alone end-to-end cloud network, announced Mavenir recently.

The experimental network in Lannion, in the Britany department of France, will be 100% software-enabled and will go live in July. This first phase of a two-year project is a key pillar in Orange’s preparations to transition towards more efficient and agile cloud-native zero-touch Open RAN networks.

 

Mavenir is supplying its MAVair family of virtualised Open RAN software solutions which will take advantage of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning platforms to enable the RAN to flex and adapt based on usage and coverage. In the experimental network, MavAir Open RAN software and core functions will be deployed on a single Kubernetes-based infrastructure fully managed by Orange.

Hubert de Pesquidoux, Executive Chairman of Mavenir
Mavenir is delighted to be part of this exciting initiative and we look forward to sharing our experience in Open RAN and cloud-native virtualised network software as Orange embarks on this important network transition.

Emmanuel Lugagne Delpon, SVP Orange Innovation Networks
Transformation to Open RAN and more generally migration to cloud native architecture are extremely important for Orange. Together with Mavenir, Orange is preparing the fully cloud native and automated 5G standalone network of the future.

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