As mobile networks shift toward distributed and cloud-native architectures, maintaining consistent device identity has become a growing challenge. Fixed public IPs once offered simplicity, but they now conflict with modern security models, increase exposure, and limit scalability. Today’s requirement is different: enterprises need stable private IP identities that persist globally, regardless of which gateway or edge location a device attaches to.
Newer mobile core designs decouple IP assignment from individual gateways, enabling devices to keep the same private address while sessions move across regions. This supports low-latency breakout, zero-trust access, and gateway-independent resilience—all without exposing devices to the public internet.
A new 3G moment for Mobile Industry
Explore how the 3G mobile industry revolutionized communication and paved the way for the modern mobile era.
MVNOs Can Modularize Their Core for Expansion
MVNOs are increasingly treating their core networks as engines of strategic growth rather than inherited utilities, using modular, API-driven architectures to break apart rigid monolithic systems and replace them with adaptable components that evolve independently. By separating control and user planes, operators can expand internationally while maintaining compliance and consistent service logic, and with neutral cores and Core-as-a-Service platforms, even smaller MVNOs can access this flexibility without heavy upfront investment. APIs and automation unify these modules into an intelligent, responsive ecosystem that accelerates feature development, strengthens observability, and simplifies partnerships. In practice, modularization becomes a business strategy as much as a technical model, offering full MVNOs a way to scale without unnecessary complexity and giving light MVNOs a gradual path toward greater autonomy — ultimately enabling operators to build once and scale wherever opportunity takes them.
Core Network Architecture for MVNO’s
Core Network Architecture for MVNO’s. The MVNO core network isn’t just a technical backend—it’s the engine that powers …
Intelligent Connectivity: AI-Powered Network Switching for full MVNOs
Intelligent Connectivity: AI-Powered Network Switching for full MVNOs. Hybrid MVNO models, which combine career wholesale agreements with other shared wireless access like CBRS and Wi-Fi, are no longer experiments
2G and 3G Shutdown: The beginning of a New Era?
2G and 3G Shutdown: The beginning of a New Era? Imagine trying to stream a high-definition video on dial-up internet. Sounds frustrating, right? That’s …
From ISP to MVNO: A Global Perspective Converges Together
From ISP to MVNO A Global Perspective Converges Together. Customers demanding seamless, bundled experiences, ISPs are becoming an MVNO it’s a strategic imperative.
Differentiation in IoT Connectivity Among Fierce Competition
Differentiation in IoT Connectivity Among Fierce Competition – Examining the market for leading IoT CSPs (Connectivity Service Providers) within the domains of CMP (Connectivity Management Platforms) and eSIM capabilities, it is immediately evident that some real innovation is being brought to market in response to the growing maturity and complexity of cellular IoT.
Network Delayering & Open Gateway: MVNOs in Telecom Transformation
Network Delayering & Open Gateway” examines how telecom “delayering” creates opportunities for MVNOs to differentiate via Open Gateway APIs like Quality on Demand.
Telecom Challenge: Monetization
The telecommunications industry faces a new challenge: monetizing networks in an increasingly connected world. While adding new subscriptions was once the key driver, the market is now saturated. The focus shifts to innovative monetization strategies.