New Delhi, Delhi, India
Parallel Wireless, Inc., the leader in providing the world’s first end-to-end software-based network solutions for 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G, after globally proving the immense value of its All-G software-enabled solutions is now looking forward to enable the Indian operators to cost-effectively connect the unconnected and to provide solutions for coverage and capacity in both rural and urban environment.
Parallel Wireless’ All-G technology supports service providers in streamlining the network and bringing down operational cost by enabling them to provide any Gs, 2G, 3G, 4G or upcoming 5G, from the same infrastructure. This helps the service providers to cost-effectively extend coverage and capacity in both the rural and urban environment.
At a time when cut-throat competition in the Indian market is forcing telecom service providers to cut margins, network solutions like All-G bring hope for service providers by helping them lower cost and freeing up resources for network expansion in rural areas.
The All-G technology allows service providers to reconfigure the hardware-based 2G and 3G networks to shift to a software-run system and also support new communication standards such as 4G and 5G on the same system. This feature helps operators to get the most out of their network assets and harness the cloud to future-proof their networks. This approach helps telecom companies drastically reduce costs as well.
In India, Parallel Wireless is already working with major telecom companies and continues to increase its footprint in the country across different segments – virtualized network, small cell deployment, among others – and All-G technology would power it to establish it as an end-to-end software-based solution provider in the country.
PW’s software-driven virtualized network solution is already making waves globally:
Vodafone successfully conducted pilot using Parallel Wireless’ solution to run 2G, 3G an 4G on the same platform. “It actually works and has the potential to deliver the savings,” says Yago Tenorio, Head of Network Strategy & Architecture, Vodafone.
MTN is planning to deploy a Parallel Wireless solution (based on Facebook’s Telecom Infra Project specifications) as it is more cost-effective than traditional technology for bringing coverage to rural and ultra-rural locations.
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