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STC Selects Syniverse IPX for 4G LTE Roaming

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Saudi Telecom Company (STC) has signed an agreement with Syniverse to launch LTE roaming, enabling the operator’s inbound and outbound roamers to enjoy seamless service through Syniverse’s IPX Network Solution. STC’s one-stop access to a full suite of solutions offered through the Syniverse IPX serves as a simplified way to reduce the number of one-to-one LTE network connections the operator must manage.

Syniverse claims that its IPX network provides a carrier-grade connection that currently serves more than 1,000 LTE roaming routes with reach to more than 230 operators in 44 countries. This reach includes over 100 direct connections that enable Syniverse to launch LTE networks around the globe. As a result, Syniverse has direct LTE connections with 14 of the 16 operators that have launched VoLTE, and has recently enabled the world’s first transoceanic VoLTE roaming call, as well as the first commercial VoLTE service.

In addition, STC leverages Syniverse’s data and financial clearing, IOT Discount Management and Near Real-Time Roaming Data Exchange, and also its Gain Management suite to facilitate international roaming agreement negotiations and to perform TADIG testing to help expand the operator’s voice, data, CAMEL and LTE footprint. 

Eng. Walid Al-Wabel, General Manager of STC’s Wholesale Operations Management
As the leader in LTE enablement, Syniverse allows us to deliver next-generation mobile experiences to our subscribers. Through a single connection to Syniverse’s expansive IPX network, we are able to deliver LTE roaming while also future-proofing our network to support advanced technologies like VoLTE and to increase bandwidth as LTE volumes continue to rapidly grow.

Nour Al Atassi, Regional Vice President and Managing Director, Middle East and Africa, Syniverse
Always-evolving technology requires mobile operators to enhance network efficiency through improved connectivity and visibility. The interconnected global reach achieved by using Syniverse as a single connection point positions STC to meet its existing needs while enabling a smooth transition to VoLTE and other advanced services.

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