Subex brings its expertise in advanced network analytics based on machine learning to the alliance to help drive innovation in the radio access network domain. In short, facilitating Open RAN that uses embedded artificial intelligence (AI) to improve network performance.
“As of today, Subex has proven its vendor-agnostic capabilities catering to use cases that alleviate the critical business challenges faced by network planning and optimisation teams, via its capacity management solution,” said Suresh Chintada (pictured), CTO of Subex.
“Through its innovative AI-first approach, Subex helps network teams achieve a higher level of efficiency and accuracy in making smart decisions, resulting in the maximisation of return on network investment and customer experience enhancements.”
The O-RAN Alliance is responsible for creating O-RAN standards and reference architectures to enable greater interoperability and a competitive RAN supplier ecosystem with faster innovation.
The open standards developed by O-RAN Alliance will allow the creation of open interfaces and faster deployment of radio access networks using technologies such as AI and real-time analytics.
In addition, as 5G moves towards becoming mainstream, Open RAN at the network edge is expected to benefit applications including autonomous vehicles and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions.
“As a next step towards evolving our solution, we are proud to be working with the O-RAN Alliance. Within the alliance, Subex will be extensively involved in working groups related to RAN Intelligent Controller (RIC) and will bring innovation using machine learning and deep learning technologies,” added Chintada.
“Open RAN brings considerable innovation potential to the telecommunications industry. The joint effort of all vendors involved in the alliance will greatly accelerate innovations in the space, and we’re excited to be part of it.”
In related news, December saw AccelerComm join the O-RAN Alliance, bring its coding experience to reduce latency and increase spectrum efficiency for Open 5G Networks.
