Why BubbleRAN?
(1)
to deliver a 4G/5G network connectivity as-a-service that is vendor-neutral, affordable, and trustworthy and (2)
to supply an emergent open ecosystem, where everyone can join, innovate and make benefits.
How do we help?
What do we do?
Why today?
What are MX-Packages? MX-PKGs are deployment-ready interoperable 4G LTE, 5G NR, and Open RAN software components in a form of binaries, Ubuntu snaps, container images (such as Docker and Podman) with a common APIs and CLI running on any environment including public cloud such as GCP.
Read MoreWhat is Open RAN Studio? Open RAN Studio is a production-grade cloud-native platform allowing users to seamlessly design, operate, and experiment an emulated end-to-end 3GPP and O-RAN standard-compliant network with edge services, at scale.
Read MoreWhat is MX-PDK? MX-PDK is a production-grade cloud-native 4G/5G platform allowing to seamlessly design, operate, and automate multiple concurrent end-to-end multi-vendor 4G/5G networks featuring Open RAN, slicing, and edge services, at scale.
Read MoreEnable 4G/5G connectivity-as-a-service delivery on a telco-optimized with full life cycle automation and an intelligent intent-based reconciliation.
Offer a multi-vendor 4G/5G CI/CD/DevOps platform, where everyone can join, innovate and make benefits.
Ingest and visualize network data and bring actionable insights for Day 2 operations.
Ensure security at all layers and enforce policies, compliance, and scoping to your network.
Operate with more than 100x efficiency and delivery cycle via continuous integration, delivery, and optimization.
Capitalize on a vendor-neutral, affordable, and trustworthy 4G/5G network accessible to all and reduce your carbon foot-print.
BubbleRAN brings Cloud-Native Open RAN as the solution for the future telco ecosystem, delivering sustainable and automated networks with minimal cost.
BubbleRAN has unveiled its MX-PDK, a Multi-X Platform Development Kit for 4G/5G experimentation and validation.
With the new use cases that are considered in 5G, new enterprises would be capable of utilizing 5G for their private networking.