Citymesh Launches Industry's First Cloud-Native 5G Core Service

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Citymesh launches cloud-native 5G core service via AWS and Nokia, shifting telecom from costly hardware to subscription-based SaaS model for easier scaling.

Citymesh Launches Industry's First Cloud-Native 5G Core Service

Citymesh has introduced a commercial software-as-a-service offering for 5G core network infrastructure, marking the first deployment of its kind. Built on Nokia's technology and AWS cloud infrastructure, the platform delivers mobile network capabilities through a subscription model rather than traditional capital-intensive hardware deployments.

The cloud-native approach addresses longstanding challenges in telecom infrastructure by shifting from upfront capital expenditure to predictable operational expenses. The SaaS model enables telecommunications providers to scale network capacity on-demand, reducing both deployment complexity and the burden of managing physical infrastructure.

The service represents a structural shift in how mobile operators can provision core network functions, potentially lowering barriers to market entry for smaller carriers and reducing operational overhead for established providers. AWS and Nokia's involvement underscores growing momentum in cloud-based telecom infrastructure solutions.

Source: GlobeNewswire Inc.

Back to newsPublished Feb 19

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