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Samsung Electronics, Almanya ve diğer Avrupa ülkelerinde Open RAN’ı uygulamayı hedefleyen Vodafone’un ana iş ortağı olarak Samsung’u seçtiğini duyurdu. Samsung’un bölgede devam eden büyümesinde önemli bir dönüm noktasına işaret eden iş birliği, şirketin sektör lideri Virtualized RAN (vRAN) ve Open RAN (Open RAN) çözümlerinin yanı sıra yapay zekâ ve otomasyon yetenekleriyle Avrupa’da mobil…

Samsung Electronics, Almanya ve diğer Avrupa ülkelerinde Open RAN’ı uygulamayı hedefleyen Vodafone’un ana iş ortağı olarak Samsung’u seçtiğini duyurdu. Samsung’un bölgede devam eden büyümesinde önemli bir dönüm noktasına işaret eden iş birliği, şirketin sektör lideri Virtualized RAN (vRAN) ve Open RAN (Open RAN) çözümlerinin yanı sıra yapay zekâ ve otomasyon yetenekleriyle Avrupa’da mobil…

The telecom industry's shift toward Open RAN represents more than just technological evolution—it's a fundamental rethinking of how mobile networks should be built. As operators seek to balance innovation with operational realities, Open RAN offers compelling advantages: vendor flexibility, cost savings, and faster service deployment. Yet real-world implementation brings legitimate concerns that need addressing.

Making Multi-Vendor Networks Work Interoperability remains the elephant in the room. While standards exist, making equipment from different vendors work seamlessly together often feels like solving a complex puzzle. The industry is responding with smarter integration tools and better testing protocols. Companies like IPLOOK are tackling this head-on by offering pre-integrated solutions that reduce compatibility headaches, along with open interfaces that simplify adding new components.

When Standards Meet Real-World Demands Standardization bodies have made impressive progress, but anyone who's deployed Open RAN knows standards doesn't always match field conditions. The most successful implementations we're seeing use flexible architectures that can adapt as standards evolve. This approach prevents operators from being locked into early specifications that might become outdated.

Security in an Open Environment The security conversation around Open RAN has shifted from "Is it safe?" to "How do we make it safer?" Best practices are emerging, including: · Strict access controls at every network layer · Continuous monitoring for unusual activity · Automated threat response systems These measures, combined with the transparency that comes with open architectures, can actually create more secure networks than traditional closed systems.

Simplifying the Complex There's no sugarcoating it—managing a disaggregated network requires new skills and tools. But we're seeing operators succeed by: · Investing in unified management platforms · Automating routine processes · Gradually transitioning parts of their network This phased approach allows teams to build expertise without being overwhelmed.

Performance That Meets Expectations Early Open RAN deployments sometimes struggled to match traditional RAN performance, but that gap is closing fast. Modern solutions deliver the reliability carriers need, especially when combined with smart traffic management and edge computing capabilities.

The Way Forward The Open RAN journey isn't without bumps, but the destination is worth it. Success comes from: · Choosing partners with real deployment experience · Starting with less critical network segments · Building internal expertise gradually · Participating in industry collaborations

楽天モバイルは、米国商務省電気通信情報局（NTIA）が進めるOpen RANの開発計画の一環として、米国のベンダーが開発したOpen Radio Unit（RU）の商用展開を支援することを明らかにしました。 このOpen RUの開発は、Public Wireless Supply Chain Innovation Fundによって支援が行われます。 Public Wireless Supply Chain Innovation Fundは、Open RANの開発支援を目的としており、ワイヤレス市場における競争を促進し、グローバルなサプライチェーンを多様化することが期待されています。 Open…

Fujitsu introduced a power-saving AI application for Open RAN with Virtuora SMO #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #OpenRAN #VirtuoraSMO #Fujitsu #Telefónica #DeutscheTelekon #Huawei #Ericsson #ZTE #Nokia

In December 2023, a power-saving AI application was introduced by Fujitsu for Open RAN with Virtuora Service Management and Orchestration (SMO). The application used AI technology for optimizing network capacity by switching it on or off as needed to reduce power consumption by over 20% compared to conventional methods. What is Open RAN? Open RAN (Radio Access Network), a new architecture for…