Oracle Communications

Salam has selected Oracle to drive 5G improvement across Middle East. Salam will utilise Oracle Communications’ monetisation and unified operations solutions to help deliver differentiated services to its consumer and

Rakuten Mobile has chosen Oracle Communications‘ cloud native converged policy and charging solutions to support its fast-growing 4G and 5G services, with plans to onboard to Rakuten Symphony’s Symworld Marketplace. These

Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Seville will be the first cities to enjoy 5G+, an implementation of the 5G SA (Stand Alone) standard that completes the deployment of 5G technology. In

Paris, France. 28 February 2022 – The deployment of 5G Stand Alone (5G SA) solutions in Orange countries in Europe is a milestone that will enable the future development of

Proximus, an international communications service provider, has chosen Oracle Communications virtualised Oracle Session Border Controller as a core network component to enable the delivery of its residential and enterprise communications cloud-based solutions for voice.

The ultimate goal of network function virtualisation (NFV) is to support a communications world that operates with a more cost-effective and agile infrastructure. To help communications service providers (CSPs) realise

Oracle Communications has launched an expanded set of analytics capabilities in a newly formed product portfolio: introducing Oracle Communications Analytics. Combining new and existing analytics capabilities from Oracle Communications, the

Oracle Communications has launched an expanded set of analytics capabilities in a newly formed product portfolio called Oracle Communications Analytics.

Italian CSP Tiscali has replaced time-dimension multiplexing (TDM) circuits and equipment based on older protocols with new products and solutions from Oracle Communications to enable it to offer high-quality, real-time

For communications service providers (CSPs), the design and introduction of new services is often a lengthy and manual process—especially when such services span physical and virtual networks. Exceptions such as