This allows a better control over the network scalability and performance, and generates savings on operation, management and training. SS7ware equipment is built on a 'beyond SDN approach', combining the virtualization and automation from network function virtualization (NFV) and the programmable nature of software-defined networking (SDN). Our products – the YateUCN unified LTE/GSM core network, the SatSite LTE/GSM base station, and the YateHSS/HLR – are designed having in mind simplicity for network deployment and management in urban as well as rural areas.

SS7ware has always been committed to providing affordable, flexible and innovative mobile networking equipment.

Announced during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this year, the Telecom Infra Project sets to accelerate innovation and make mobile technology more available in parts of the world where infrastructure is lacking. As a member, SS7ware will work with carriers, equipment providers and system integrators to provide mobile networking equipment for efficient, cost-effective infrastructure. The TIP aims to redefine the current approach to cellular network technology and bring connectivity to the unconnected billions around the world.

joins the Telecom Infra Project initiated by Facebook along with Deutsche Telekom, EE, SK Telekom, Intel Corporation, Nokia, and other members of the mobile ecosystem.

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