- OXIO selects Mavenir to enhance its Telecom-as-a-Service platform
- The partnership includes cloud-native 4G and 5G connectivity solutions
What happened: Mavenir to provide Packet Core and IMS for OXIO
OXIO has partnered with Mavenir to enhance its Telecom-as-a-Service (TaaS) platform, enabling mobile services for MVNOs and enterprises globally. Mavenir will provide Packet Core, IMS, and next-generation messaging solutions, supporting OXIO’s goal to streamline connectivity services.
As part of the deal, Mavenir has deployed a cloud-native, container-based 4G and 5G connectivity solution, combined with its IMS and messaging platforms. These solutions support revenue growth in A2P and B2C messaging, while open APIs allow for faster third-party integration. This marks Mavenir’s first collaboration with OXIO, with plans for expansion into new markets across the Americas. Antonio Correa, Senior RVP for Southern Europe, Caribbean & Latin America at Mavenir, highlighted the scalability of their cloud-native approach, enabling rapid global deployment. OXIO’s Chief Technology Officer, Adil Belihomji, noted that Mavenir’s flexible services across Packet Core, IMS, and Messaging would help provide a seamless experience for customers launching telecom services worldwide.
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Why it’s important
The partnership between OXIO and Mavenir reflects a growing demand for scalable, cloud-native telecom solutions. By integrating Packet Core, IMS, and messaging services, OXIO aims to simplify the process for MVNOs and enterprises looking to launch mobile services. Mavenir’s deployment of 4G and 5G connectivity solutions aligns with industry trends focusing on flexible, software-driven networks. The use of open APIs further accelerates service rollout and interoperability with third-party platforms.
This deal highlights Mavenir’s expansion strategy across the Americas, strengthening its position in the competitive telecom infrastructure market. With the increasing adoption of AI and automation, partnerships like this are expected to play a key role in the evolution of next-generation telecom services.
