Delivering Network Function Virtualisation with Scalable and Global Infrastructure

Cirrus Core Networks is using Network Function Virtualisation (NFV) to deliver a NFV-based Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) for the delivery of next-generation mobile services. It is enabling Mobile Network Operators (MNOs), Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) and other service providers to rapidly deploy next-generation mobile services around the world with a fully managed service

MVNO Architecture Sessions (1) – Going from “Thin” to “Thick”

Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) architectures are often described as thick or thin as if there are only two acknowledged architectures accepted by the industry. In reality for any sizeable MVNO there is a range of decisions that need to be made depending upon the strategy being adopted and their approach to the market. One

Slicing the Mobile Packet Core

The Evolved Packet Core (EPC), the core system of the LTE network, was designed as a “flat architecture” in order to handle the payload (the data traffic) efficiently from a performance and cost perspective. The user plane (the data) was also separated from the control plane (the signalling) to make scaling independent. Thanks to this functional split, mobile

Epsilon Hosts Cirrus Core Networks NFV-Based Mobile Core Deployments Across its Global Hubs Facilities

Cirrus Core Networks will use Epsilon’s Intelligent Networks and Cloud Connectivity to deliver its revolutionary virtual mobile solutions globally LONDON, 03 August 2016 – Epsilon, a privately owned global communications service provider, was selected by Cirrus Core Networks Inc., an innovator in Network Function Virtualisation (NFV) for Mobile Network Operators (MNO), to support its NFV

Virtual Networks: The Power of the Intangile

By Andreas Hipp Founder and CEO, Incipio Member of the Advisory Team, HOT TELECOM Almost from the beginning of human time (or humanity), virtual things have been part of our day to day life, evolving at a fast pace during the Homo Sapiens era around 30,000 year BC. From then on, our cognitive abilities allowed